Windows 10: How do I calibrate gamma on my monitor?

Hello, I bought a new monitor but it came with the very high range, I can't calibrate. Anyone can help me, I'm grateful!

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Gamma Calibration issue

Hey, I'm trying to change my gamma settings for Rust. And I use the windows "Calibrate Display Color" feature

and I change my gamma, but the moment it changes, it immediately resets back to default settings. My Graphics driver is AMD Radeon. And my computer is a HP Pavilion, with a HP 27xw IPS LED backlit monitor. I've used apps that use gamma calibration and it does
the same thing where the moment its gamma is changed, the monitor instantly sets it back to normal/default. I need help

 

Gamma always too high during Windows 10 color calibration

I'm using a TV monitor (an old memorex MLT1931, 19", if it matters) as a second monitor. I am using it with the same resolution as my other monitor (1920x1080), and its native resolution is 1280x720. Some of the colors are off, and my radeon advanced settings didn't seem to do much, and now I'm just doing the normal Windows 10 color calibration.

The issue I'm running into is that during the "adjust gamma" step, no matter how high or low the slider is, the image to the right of the slider always look like the "gamma too high" example, with a darker dot in the middle (like in this photo). The rest of the screen gets brighter/darker, but the dots stay the same.

When I switch the calibration window to my good monitor, the gamma is fine and I can see the dots adjust from bright to dark as I move the slider.

Any ideas why?

 

windows gamma calibration won't stick

I would never use Windows to calibrate my monitors*Eek
(waaaaay to in exact)

For my HP 27VX 1920 x 1080 monitor I use NVIDIA's Control Panel:




For my BenQ 4K monitor I use the included software: "Display Pilot".

Try using your GPU to calibrate first.