Windows 10: How to change color saturation in Windows 10 post-Creator's Update

So, up until the last Win10 update, if anything my colors were a little over-saturated. After the update saturation dropped drastically. A little would have been nice, but this is ridiculous. Everything looks incredibly washed out. The color calibration tool lets me fiddle with gamma, but it doesn't let me change saturation to try and get it back toward where it was before the update. Most of the menus referenced in "solutions" I found on google don't seem to actually exist.

Does anyone know how to change windows 10 color saturation?

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Washed Out Color Screen

To bring back your colors after Windows 10 Updates:-

Rt. click on desktop screen.

In the black panel that comes up:-

Left click on graphic properties.

Left click on basic mode, (or advanced mode).

Left click on color enhancement.

Adjust saturation and colors as needed.

Saturation adjustment seems to make the biggest change to washed out colors.

Press OK.

Bingo! Your colors are back, it took me ages to find this out.

 

How customize personalize settings?

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

I understand that you wish customize the personalization setting.

To change the background color of your Start menu you need to change the theme of Windows 10.

• Right-click on the desktop and click on Personalize.
• Click on Color.
• Select the color.
• Click on Save.

This will change the color of your Start menu.

You can create your own colors using the color mixer below the color selector.

To create your own color, drag the Hue, Saturation and
Brightness sliders to the desired location to create your own custom accent color.

Hope it helps.

Let us know if you have any further query on Windows, we are glad to assist.

 

Hi, assuming you also have INTEL HD graphics then there's this: