Windows 10: After installing update KB5058499, Dolby Vision HDR mode cannot be turned off.

Windows Category - All · Jun 3, 2025 at 11:07 PM

The KB5058499 update introduced support for HDR Dolby Vision, which is a good thing in theory. However, the issue is that it cannot be turned off! In the HDR settings page, unchecking Dolby Vision from the dropdown menu doesn’t actually switch the display back to regular HDR10. Sometimes toggling HDR off and on again helps revert to HDR10, but after rebooting the PC, it automatically switches back to Dolby Vision—even when it's not selected.Dolby Vision doesn’t look ideal on the regular desktop or when browsing the web, and I need standard HDR. This is a very annoying bug, and for now, I’v

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AFV1981 · Jun 3, 2025 at 11:13 PM

Change label BT2020RGB or P2020 as Dolby Vision

Greetings!

I was having issues enabling Dolby Vision on my Windows 10. After following this article

HDR settings in Windows - Microsoft Support

I ran DxDiag Report. I found out that Windows 10 was telling me that my display was set to HDR, but when I went to DxDiag report I found out that I was not on HDR but Dolby Vision. The problem is that my Apple TV is able to display Dolby Vision logo when
the media supports it, but windows 10 does not display Dolby Vision logo at the time of using this setup. My diagnostic stated that Dolby Vision was operational but windows 10 display setting did not say this.

I would like to ask Microsoft to add Dolby Vision logo when this is enabled instead of displaying HDR. I also would like to have the option to go to display setting and choose between HDR, HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision.

Thanks

Brink · Jun 3, 2025 at 11:13 PM

Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox One

You may have seen Dolby Vision on TVs and a few other devices; but now, Microsoft is bringing you the first ever game console which supports Dolby Vision through media streaming apps, such as Netflix. As an Xbox enthusiast, this means you can enjoy incredible contrast, highlights that are up to 40 times brighter, and blacks that are 10 times darker without leaving the comfort of your Xbox.

Today, some devices receive a Dolby Vision signal directly to a device with a built-in screen (i.e. TV, tablet, or phone). As the first game console to adopt Dolby Vision technology, Dolby, in partnership with Microsoft, developed an implementation tailored to game consoles. This leverages the power of Xbox to process and render Dolby Vision content, before sending over to the TV. With the Xbox handling most of the processing, this creates a framework to deliver an optimal Dolby Vision experience for our users.

So why do some TVs support Dolby Vision on Xbox while others don’t? When TVs were originally enabled for Dolby Vision, gaming consoles weren’t part of the HDR ecosystem. Since then, some TV manufacturers are working to implement support for Dolby Vision on game consoles, and Dolby is working with TV OEMs to update TVs currently in market. Dolby will continue to list TVs supporting Dolby Vision for Xbox as they are available, here (link to list). Together, Dolby and Microsoft are working diligently to ensure the Xbox eco-system is able to enjoy the benefits of the technology.

As technology evolves, Xbox is always looking for ways to deliver premium experiences to our customers, such as Dolby Vision. As an Xbox Insider, be sure to check back in for more information on exciting new features.

Note: If your TV is on the list of compatible devices, please check for a firmware update from your TV OEM. Otherwise, for more information, please contact your TV OEM.
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Source: Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox: Dolby Vision on the Xbox, Explained - Xbox Wire

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Brink · Jun 3, 2025 at 11:13 PM

Dolby Vision Gaming Now Available on Xbox Series XIS

Summary

Gaming in Dolby Vision launches today on Xbox Series X|S. More than 100 next-gen HDR titles optimized for Series X|S are available now or coming soon in Dolby Vision.

In addition, thousands of classic HDR10 and Auto HDR games will benefit from improved picture quality through new Dolby Vision enhancement on Xbox Series X|S

Xbox Series X|S are the first game consoles to support gaming in Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, which enhance gameplay with both full-spectrum visuals and immersive audio.

Dolby Vision is compatible with next-generation features available on Xbox Series X|S such as DirectX Raytracing, Automatic low-latency mode (ALLM), Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and up to 120FPS.

At Xbox, we want to give gamers the best gaming experience at full audio and visual fidelity. That is why we partnered with Dolby to bring immersive spatial audio to our platform with Dolby Atmos in 2017, and ultra-vivid picture quality for movies and streaming with Dolby Vision in 2018. Then in 2020 with Xbox Series X|S, we launched the first consoles ever to support gaming in Dolby Atmos and with the future capability to support Dolby Vision. Dolby Vision gaming now available on Series XIS Starting today, gamers with compatible Dolby Vision-enabled TVs will be able to enjoy full-spectrum visuals with the rollout of Dolby Vision gaming on Xbox Series X|S. With Dolby Vision, epic worlds – such as lush rainforests or neon futuristic cities – are brought to life in more vivid color. Dolby Vision deepens your immersion into the experience by enabling you to see an enemy hiding in the shadows or spot hidden clues through expanded contrast and better clarity in both bright and dark scenes. To ensure a growing library of games are available, Dolby and Xbox are working together closely with developers to provide the tools they need so their titles can take full advantage of Dolby Vision. They can do this through built-in features within the Xbox platform or they can choose to implement the technology directly into a game’s engine. There are more than 100 next-gen HDR titles optimized for Series X|S that will feature Dolby Vision, and in the future you’ll see more games like Halo Infinite taking full advantage of Dolby Vision. Get the complete Dolby experience with Dolby Atmos by downloading Dolby Access today. Pair with Xbox headphones for the ultimate spatial sound experience. Xbox Series XIS will deliver improved visual experience to thousands of classic games In addition to this curated set of Xbox Series X|S optimized titles, we also wanted to ensure the robust library of games previously released in HDR or Auto HDR would benefit as well. This led us to work with Dolby to bring new visual enhancement capabilities that utilize Dolby Vision technology to deliver an improved visual experience for thousands of existing HDR10 and Auto HDR games. When you are connected to a Dolby Vision enabled TV and Dolby Vision is enabled on Xbox Series X|S, the consoles will automatically enhance your existing games to deliver a rich, immersive experience unrivaled by any other game console. How Series XIS and Dolby Vision make your gaming experience better Dolby Vision takes gaming to the next level through incredible brightness, color, contrast, and detail. Games in Dolby Vision automatically map to any display that supports Dolby Vision, delivering players the benefit of seeing the best possible picture available. Dolby Vision is also compatible with next-generation features available on Xbox Series X|S such as DirectX Raytracing, automatic low-latency mode (ALLM), Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and up to 120FPS depending on the capabilities of your TV*. *Microsoft and Dolby are working closely with TV manufacturers to update firmware support for Dolby Vision capabilities at 120 Hz where possible Optimizing Dolby Vision gaming with your TV To ensure the best possible Dolby Vision gaming experience, you’ll need two things: a Dolby Vision-enabled television; and you’ll need to enable your television’s next-gen gaming settings, such as automatic low-latency mode (ALLM) or variable refresh rate (VRR). Many 2020 and 2021 TVs, along with a select number of older TV models that support Dolby Vision, have unlocked next-gen gaming features designed for gaming in Dolby Vision. Microsoft and Dolby have been working closely with TV manufacturers to make Dolby Vision gaming as seamless and automatic for as many Dolby Vision-enabled TVs as possible. Players with TV models that have not been optimized to unlock Dolby Vision with next-gen gaming settings may experience latency issues during gameplay. Check with your TV manufacturer if a firmware update is or will be available to reduce latency. If the issue persists, you can disable Dolby Vision gaming on your console. Check to see if your display supports Dolby Vision To check if your display supports Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button to open the guide. Then go to Settings > General > TV & display options > 4K TV details. Enable Dolby Vision on Xbox Series X|S For the best Dolby Vision experience, we recommend using automatic low-latency mode (ALLM). To enable Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button to open the guide. Then press Settings > General > TV & display options > Video Modes > Dolby Vision for Gaming Note: Make sure your Xbox and TV are running the latest firmware for the best gaming experience. For a list of the latest Dolby Vision supported TVs go to: dolby.com/experience/xbox
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Source: Dolby Vision on the Apple TV App and Spotify Video Podcasts Coming to Xbox - Xbox Wire

Windows 10: After installing update KB5058499, Dolby Vision HDR mode cannot be turned off.

After installing update KB5058499, Dolby Vision HDR mode cannot be turned off.

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