Windows 10: Night Light automatic on/off via auto sunrise/sunset STILL not working after years

It's ridiculous that this is still an issue. The night light's automatic sunrise/sunset does not work correctly with sleep/hibernate. They can't tell it to check what time it is when the computer wakes? The only option seems to be to set hours manually and then fiddle with it periodically as the seasons change, or go in and turn it off manually every morning. Or not use it at all. Those options are all junk.I've searched and can't find any fixes for this specific problem, though there are certainly plenty of other issues/fixes for the feature. Who'd h

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Windows 10 Night Light on after sunrise

Well, I ended up going to the Night Light settings and selecting "Set hours", instead of "Sunset to sunrise", that immediately turned off the Night Light filtering. Then I just re-selected my original "Sunset to sunrise" schedule setting and the filtering remained off, as it should be, and the setting is indicating "Off until sunset" now. I haven't checked to see if this is included in @dalchina suggestions, thank you for those.

I'm not sure what caused the weirdness, we'll see if it comes back. Recently I did play with the Night Light "Strength" setting, so maybe I inadvertently did something then.

 

Windows 10 Night Light on after sunrise

I just noticed this morning that Night Light is still on after sunrise. The settings indicate "on until sunrise (7:25 AM)" and it's 10:22 AM. I use the "sunset to sunrise" schedule. Rebooting doesn't fix it. Any ideas?

 

Night light timing problem

I have night light in windows 10 scheduled to turn on from sunset to sunrise. However, it simply isn't turning on. See attached screenshot. The clock in the bottom right clearly shows that it was 6:53pm. Next to sunrise to sunset it says that night light
should be on from 4:58pm to 7:02am. But night light had not automatically turned on (hence why the 'Turn on now' button is visible in the screenshot).

This is weird, how can I make night light automatically turn on from sunset to sunrise?