The NVIDIA driver hooks the user's logon and then applies the settings, however, the Microsoft scheduled task that initializes the Windows Color System runs just after and loads the default color profile for the monitor (timing issue). This issue is caused by the WindowsColorSystem scheduled task running at user logon. When I check Nvidia Control Panel, my settings seems to be enabled (they're checked) but I have to click on them to really apply the changes. It's weird because when Win starts, the order is: default color - Nvidia color set - default color. I've tried to use my color settings on Win's color management (don't know how it's exactly said in English) and disable fastboot features on Win and UEFI, without success. This is something that didn't happened at the begining (in fact, I've reinstalled Win10 this morning) but, I don't know exactly when, it starts to happen. I adjust colors settings of my two monitors on Nvidia program but every time I reboot or I turn off my system, it loads some kind of default control settings. Perhaps significantly (perhaps not), doing a Restart instead of a shutdown does NOT change the brightness and contrast-only when I do a cold boot.I'm having a problem with Nvidia Control Panel and Win10 which I can't solve for myself. It stays there until I shut down and reboot. However, if I switch to the Other Applications Control Color Settings, then BACK to the Use Nvidia Settings, then click the APPLY button, it puts the screen back the way I want it. At that point, if I go back into the Nvidia Control Panel, the settings I chose are still indicated. When I boot the system, it comes up initially looking right-but while the boot is still finishing, I can see the screen get lighter, with less contrast.
There, I was able to get the balance I was looking for. That makes available slide bars for Brightness and Contrast. Because I could not seem to get a good balance of contrast and brightness in the Display portion of Settings, I tried changing that to the Use Nvidia Settings. It has two options: Other Applications Control Color Settings, and Use Nvidia Settings. That section includes a section titled How Color is Set. It includes a section labeled Adjust Desktop Color Settings.
My graphics card is a Nvidia card, and there is an Nvidia Control Panel. I have something happening that fits in the category of a minor annoyance, but it seems to me I should be able to fix it, but can't seem to figure out how.
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