avsrule247

"Desktop Color" takes me to the Color Calibration tool from Windows which doesn't help with the temperature, and "Color" allows me to manually adjust color temp, brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue. I can use these to get it to a tolerable level to remove the warm, but then everything just becomes pink, unless I turn the saturation down far enough that things become pale. I'm going to try using DDU and see if that makes a difference

I combed through the settings but maybe I missed something. The only thing I see is FULL RGB or LIMITED. I am using full (free sync is turned off to reset the colors while I troubleshoot)

I just finished building a PC yesterday with the following components and today I'm experiencing problems with what seems to be either color corruption or color profile swapping Ryzen 7 2700 RX 580 8bg MSI B450 Gaming Plus Yesterday my colors looked normal. This morning when I booted up my colors changed to a very warm setting, ie my whites no longer looked white but a warm grey, and every other color had a warm glow over it. I isolated the issue to my GPU. If I uninstall the latest drivers with AMD cleanup utility and run without drivers my monitor seems to be fine. As soon as I update they turn back to warm. When I boot my login screen displays colors fine until I log in and then everything turns warm again. If I changed my monitor settings between FreeSync on/off they go back to normal colors, until I start a game or open certain graphic options. A "change in hardware" scenario seems to reset the colors back and forth. I have tried using Radeon 19.8.1 and 19.5.2. I have set my color profile on windows to a custom from Acer's website. It still does not fix. I am on the latest windows 1903 which through my research tells me has conflicting issues with AMD software. Any suggestions on where to go next? UPDATE Anyone having this issue and looking for a fix, I think I found a solution however it takes a couple of hours. 1. Reinstall Windows without internet access2. Restart, and enable internet access3. Run windows update, restart again4. Update AMD Radeon drivers via direct download5. Restart again, no issues (so far knock on wood)I was extra careful not to conflict installations of updates as I believe that could have been one of the problems the first time I booted up the PC. (I mistakenly enabled internet access during startup, and windows update ran at the same time as it installed the GPU drivers {maybe?}, although that still doesn't explain why the color issue only showed itself the morning after. So here's hoping that tomorrow it's still working fine)