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The thread discusses a color display issue on a Windows 10 HP Envy, where the user experiences persistent color problems despite multiple troubleshooting attempts including hardware swaps, driver updates, BIOS checks, and driver cleanings. Contributors suggest checking hardware connections, resetting monitor settings, and examining Windows accessibility features like color filters. The user resolves the problem by changing the Windows "Color Filters" setting under Ease of Access, indicating that an unintended filter change caused the display issue. The overall sentiment is collaborative, with users offering various troubleshooting ideas leading to a successful resolution.
The thread discusses a color display issue on a Windows 10 HP Envy, where the user experiences persistent color problems despite multiple troubleshooting attempts including hardware swaps, driver updates, BIOS checks, and driver cleanings. Contributors suggest checking hardware connections, resetting monitor settings, and examining Windows accessibility features like color filters. The user resolves the problem by changing the Windows "Color Filters" setting under Ease of Access, indicating that an unintended filter change caused the display issue. The overall sentiment is collaborative, with users offering various troubleshooting ideas leading to a successful resolution.
Thanks,
I uninstalled last few new programs added, also installed latest driver from Windows update and AMD . However, no change in display colors.
Again swapped monitores and issue remains with any cable I tried; HDMI, DVI, PC.
I would consider a full Windows recovery, but if this is caused by a hardware issue seems the problem would still exist ?
I uninstalled last few new programs added, also installed latest driver from Windows update and AMD . However, no change in display colors.
Again swapped monitores and issue remains with any cable I tried; HDMI, DVI, PC.
I would consider a full Windows recovery, but if this is caused by a hardware issue seems the problem would still exist ?
Color tinting on a monitor is generally a hardware problem or a improperly seated cable. This is really common with VGA connectors since pairs control RGB aspects and the + and - pins are on opposite sides so a skewed cable would result in the lose of one or two of the three colors. The connector on the monitor could also be damaged resulting in the same issue.
Booted to BIOS to run "Palette Check" Passed test. Screen showing gradients of RGB. But no way to specifically check yellow.
Problem persists using 2 different monitors, 2 video cards and 3 different cable connections
Still considering full recovery, but if the problem is a result of a Win !0 update then I am back in the same situation later ??
Problem persists using 2 different monitors, 2 video cards and 3 different cable connections
Still considering full recovery, but if the problem is a result of a Win !0 update then I am back in the same situation later ??
bochane
Essential Member
You certainly have tried resetting the monitor to factory defaults?
And you have tried resetting all parameters back to factory defaults in screen graphics and or configuration settings?
Of course, stupid question, but you never know, it might be some gamma correction out of range.....
Has this happend suddenly or after an install or something else?
Can you try the monitor on an other system?
And you have tried resetting all parameters back to factory defaults in screen graphics and or configuration settings?
Of course, stupid question, but you never know, it might be some gamma correction out of range.....
Has this happend suddenly or after an install or something else?
Can you try the monitor on an other system?
RichardInNL
New Member
Brilliant, thank you!
Indeed the filters were on causing a green hue.
Indeed the filters were on causing a green hue.
