Windows 10: Win10: Custom Monitor Profile unloads

I have an issue where my custom monitor profile (*.ICM) unloads.


Note that there are other threads that report a related issue, but my issue is not the same because 1) mine stays unloaded (the other people report a flickering on/off), and b) my scenario is NOT a gaming scenario. My primary use is for professional photographic editing, where color matters even more.


I create custom monitor profiles (*.ICM) using Xrite's i1Profiler


Reproduce steps:

• anytime I select "Bluetooth" in the Action Pane
• plug in or unplug any USB device
• connect my drawing tablet via Bluetooth (though no accessing the Action Pane)

I can reset the profile with a reboot, then reproduce the using any of the above steps, every time.


Machine / Environment Details:

• Winver: 1809 (OS Build 17763-379)
  
• MSI GP63 RE8 laptop
• Intel UHD Graphics 630 (updated to most recent driver)
• NVIDIA GTX-1060 (updated to most recent driver)
• (more details on request if you think it's relevant)

In addition to the above graphics driver updates, I also updated the intel chipset.


This also happens on my desktop machine, though to a lesser degree.


Chris

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