Windows 10: Calibrating Dual monitors Win 10, separately

I have heard from 3 sources, datacolor, a previous question to this site and a constructor, that it is not possible to make and use separate profiles for 2 monitors perhaps attached to a single GPU card.What is the current situation? Do I need to buy 2 cards and will that solve the problem?

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Dual monitor setup, Monitor #2 keeps losing color calibration.

Running dual monitors in Win 10 and when going through the Color calibration steps on monitor #2 (Control panel / Display / Calibrate color) the settings stick as long as the 2nd monitor is active.

If I switch to single display (Windows Key + P / PC Screen only) then the 2nd monitor loses its color calibration. Also anytime I reboot my PC (Even if I have both monitors active) the 2nd monitor loses my calibration.

The 2nd monitor has a fairly strong bias for the color Green so I can always tell right away.

I'm probably overlooking something and was hoping someone might of dealt with this before

 

I need to disable windows calibration in Windows 10

Hello,

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  When you say “disable windows calibration” are you referring to Color calibration in windows 10?
  

I would suggest you to try the steps under the section “Calibrate your display” to know more about color calibration in
Windows 10. Check if it helps

"Get the best display on your monitor"

Make Windows easier to see - Microsoft Support

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Calibrating monitor

I did the steps in the tutorial, but it didnt make any difference. Im using the default settings on my monitor, which is 70 contrast and 100 brightness. I cant really seem to get a good result using nvidias control panel. My monitor is too bright or too dark, and sometimes painful for my eyes.