Windows 10: Windows Resetting Digital Vibrancy in Nvidia Control Panel

Everytime I close and reopen my laptop lid or reboot my computer, my digital vibrancy in Nvidia control panel changes from 50% to 65%. This just started a few days ago and from what I can find, there were no updates to trigger this.

When I restart the computer, it does not happen immediately. It happens a minute or two after I log in. It does happen immediately after I reopen the laptop lid, however.

I have already disabled to two triggers for Windows Color Management which was recommended as a fix by many people and seems to have worked for others but not me.

Looking for some help/advice on how to fix this so I do not need to reset it everytime I open my laptop.

Thanks in advance.

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where is NVIDIA control panel in windows 10?

I cannot seem to get the nvidia control panel (system tray)
I tried everything I could think of:

- Nvidia driver uninstall + device uninstall + change device auto install drivers in hardware settings + clean install... no joy...
- Windows automatically installs some nvidia drivers, no matter what I try and I can't see or find the control panel.

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Windows 10 version 1903 Nvidia Control Panel issues.

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

I understand that nvidia Control Panel is not accepting desktop color settings correctly, In order to get clarity and to assist you accordingly, we would need some
information.

1. What is the Make and the Model of the computer?
   
2. May I know the Model of the nvidia Graphic card?
   

I suggest you to try the following methods and check:

Method 1: Change the output dynamic range to full.

1. Open nvidia control panel.
   
2. Click on Display.
   
3. Select Change resolution.
   
4. Output dynamic range
   
5. Set this value to Full.
   

Method 2: Update nvidia Graphic driver.

Suggest you to update the nvidia Graphic driver from the

nvidia website and check if it fixes the issue.

Thanks,

Suman.B

Microsoft Community – Moderator