How to Adjust Colors on an LCD Monitor

Method 1 of 2:

Adjust LCD Monitor Resolution

Turn on the computer. Wait for the main screen to appear.
Ensure that no other programs are running.
Move the cursor over "Start" (or the Microsoft Windows logo) from the lower left hand corner of the screen, single click, and hold the mouse button down to view other menu items.
Select "Control Panel."
Locate the heading, "Appearance and Personalization," then select the sub-category, "Adjust screen resolution."
Click "Resolution" and wait for a drop-down slider control to appear.
Drag the slider up or down until the desired resolution is selected. Click "Apply." If a compatible resolution was chosen, the screen will revert to these settings (If the resolution is incompatible, select another resolution).
Wait for the system to ask if the settings are acceptable. Select "yes" if the settings are accurate, otherwise continue changing the resolution until the desired effect is achieved.

Method 2 of 2:

Calibrate the LCD Color Monitor

Move the cursor over "Start" (or the Microsoft Windows logo) from the lower left hand corner of the screen, single click, then select "Control Panel."
Click Appearance and Personalization>Display>Calibrate Color.
Click "Next" when "Display Color Calibration" window appears.
Follow the steps on the screen to adjust gamma, brightness, contrast, and color balance. After modifying each item, select "Next" until every step is completed.
View the "You've successfully created a new calibration" page.
Click the "Previous Calibration" button to view the screen before calibration.
Click the "Current Calibration" button to view the screen with changes.
Compare both calibrations and determine the option with the best appearance.
Select the "Finish" option to adopt the new calibration.
Select "Cancel" to revert back to the old calibration.
Finished.

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Marvin Fry

Update 24 March 2020

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