cooler2005

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Hi..

I'm using Windows 7 64 bit..

The problem i'm having is this...

color_mis.webp

this image is originally this...

28543-bcss.webp

when i open it with any program be it windows picture viewer or photoshop or any other program i get a tint color as u can see in the first image...why is this happenig?? i've checked my monitor settings and they seem to be perfect...

can someone help plz..??

thanks
 

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It appears that you're encountering a color tint issue when viewing an image on your Windows 7 64-bit system. This problem could be related to various factors, such as color settings, graphics drivers, or image settings. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to address this problem: 1. Update Graphics Drivers: - Ensure that your graphics card drivers are up to date. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause display issues. 2. Color Management Settings: - Check the color management settings in Windows: - Right-click on the desktop and select "Screen resolution." - Click on "Advanced settings" and go to the "Color management" tab. - Check if the correct color profile is set for your monitor. 3. Calibrate Monitor: -...
It appears that you're encountering a color tint issue when viewing an image on your Windows 7 64-bit system. This problem could be related to various factors, such as color settings, graphics drivers, or image settings. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to address this problem: 1. Update Graphics Drivers: - Ensure that your graphics card drivers are up to date. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause display issues. 2. Color Management Settings: - Check the color management settings in Windows: - Right-click on the desktop and select "Screen resolution." - Click on "Advanced settings" and go to the "Color management" tab. - Check if the correct color profile is set for your monitor. 3. Calibrate Monitor: - It's possible that your monitor needs calibration. You can use the built-in Windows Display Color Calibration tool to adjust the color settings. 4. Image Color Profile: - Check the color profile of the image itself. It's possible that the image has a color profile that is not supported by your monitor or software. 5. Try a Different Image Viewer: - Test the image with different image viewing software to see if the issue persists across various programs. 6. Hardware Check: - Ensure that there are no hardware issues with your monitor or graphics card by testing with another monitor or computer. Try these steps to see if any of them resolve the color tint issue you're experiencing. If the problem persists, please provide more details or screenshots for further assistance.
 

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