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My work PC (Windows 7 Pro x64) has dual monitors and a very washed-out looking default color profile. I get around this by running the NVIDIA Control Panel and setting the gamma slider to about 0.50 and applying the changes. Works great.
The problem is that I work remotely roughly half the time, and when I am at home I use Remote Desktop to connect to the work PC. When I come back to the office, the gamma settings reset to their default, washed-out levels, even though the control panel gamma slider is still at 0.5.
My "fix" is to open the control panel and move the slider for each monitor ever-so-slightly to apply new gamma settings. It works but it's very annoying to have to do every day.
I see people with similar issues:
nVidia Control Panel resets Gamma setting after restart
My Gamma automatically changes coming out of standby
Though we have the same problem, I'm interested in scripting a solution to this. Ideally, I'd like a script to run on login that will force my gamma settings to where I want them.
Is there a standard command line way to apply gamma settings in Windows 7?
AutoIt is unassuming enough that I have no issue just clicking the tray icon to change my settings - TinyBrightnessController is perfect right out of the box! Thank you! – Stefan Mohr – 2012-02-02T16:55:22.730