Windows 10: Windows 11 keeps forcing Dolby Vision every time I start up, even though I turned it OFF

Hi all,I have an LG OLED G4 connected to my PC Windows 11, NVIDIA 4090 graphics card. In Windows settings I’ve turned off “Use Dolby Vision mode,” and on the TV I’ve also disabled the Dolby Vision option for that HDMI port. Despite that, every single time I power the TV and PC back on, Windows starts in Dolby Vision anyway.The picture looks brown, dim, and washed-out until I manually go into Windows, turn the Dolby Vision toggle on and then off again. After that, it switches to the normal HDR mode I actually want “HDR Game Optimizer” on the TV and everything l

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Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox One

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Greetings!

I was having issues enabling Dolby Vision on my Windows 10. After following this article

HDR settings in Windows - Microsoft Support

I ran DxDiag Report. I found out that Windows 10 was telling me that my display was set to HDR, but when I went to DxDiag report I found out that I was not on HDR but Dolby Vision. The problem is that my Apple TV is able to display Dolby Vision logo when
the media supports it, but windows 10 does not display Dolby Vision logo at the time of using this setup. My diagnostic stated that Dolby Vision was operational but windows 10 display setting did not say this.

I would like to ask Microsoft to add Dolby Vision logo when this is enabled instead of displaying HDR. I also would like to have the option to go to display setting and choose between HDR, HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision.

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Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox One Xbox

Source: Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox: Dolby Vision on the Xbox, Explained - Xbox Wire