Windows 10: Screen is always tinted red; problem is software

I've been having an odd problem over the last few months. (I don't remember it being linked to any specific update.) My laptop is constantly on night light, and by this I mean the screen is always a reddish hue. Even when it says night light is off, and it isn't scheduled, the screen is still red. Messing with the intel control panel hasn't helped. It was tolerable in the beginning, and probably better for my eyes, but somehow became even redder just a few weeks ago, and is becoming annoying. When I restart the laptop, the colors return to normal - for a moment. The second I log in they all become reddish again. I do a lot of photo editing, so not being able to see the true tones of an image is quite irksome. Any help is appreciated, thanks. Currently, my nightlight is off, unscheduled, and the strength is at zero. The screen is still reddish.

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Red tint on the screen

I spilled tea on my Asus laptop and got the screen with red lines and a blue tint. So, I have the screen replaced. But it helped
partially, because I received a red tint on my screen. Could you help me?

 

Red-Tinted screen -- Software Issue?

This is what seems to be a problem on many devices, although in my case it seems to be a bit different.

I have looked on other topics and forums, but most problems seem to be caused by a problem with the connection between the graphics card and the monitor. I have checked all my connections and have restarted my computer, but the problem is not fixed.

I believe the problem is something on the software end, but I can't pinpoint exactly what. The reasons I believe it is a software problem and not a problem with my graphics card or monitor are as follows:

• When the monitor's menu is opened, colors are perfectly normal (For the menu)
• The monitor is set to an RGB of (255, 255, 255), so there are no imbalances there
• When using the Color Calibration menu, the RGB sliders are red on the left side. In addition, the Red slider is completely red, with no differences in shade or hue; it's just a red box
• The problem persists after the monitor is Factory Reset

Here is an image saved on my hard drive (I believe it should appear normal on any other computer):





Here is a screen capture of that image (Again, I believe it should appear normal):





And here is a picture of the same image open in Paint, taken with my phone (This one should have the red tint):





Any advice that may help solve this problem is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

Asus X55A red screen tint

A while ago I had a spillage on my laptop and when I dried it and turned it back on the screen had a blue tint and red lines of static going across it. I replaced the screen thinking that would solve the issue but now the static lines are gone but the
screen still has a tint which is now red. Can someone advice me on how to fix this?