cancerous86
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I have an issue with Windows 7 changing the color/contrast/brightness of images set as a background. These images have the correct color/brightness when viewed by any other means (Windows Image Viewer, GIMP, FF, IE8), however, when they are set as a background it appears the brightness of the image is increased significantly. This, in many instances (especially images with bright whites), distorts the image and makes it very difficult to see.
In the process of trying to fix this, I have gone through the Windows 7 color calibration, have tweaked color settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel, and have scoured the internet trying to find others experiencing this (all of which accomplished nothing)
I have included a screenshot of my desktop with the problem being extremely obvious (desktop on the left, Windows Photo Viewer on the right).
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Machine:
Lenovo Business Desktop (added video card and RAM)
AMD Athlon 4400+ 64x2 @ 2.30 ghz
2 GB RAM @ 800mhz
MSI NVIDIA GeForce NX8500GT 512mb DDR2
Display 1: ASUS 19in Widescreen @ 1680x1050 VGA cable
Display 2: Vizio VW32L 32in Widescreen @ 1280x720p DVI-to-HDMI
Windows 7 RC Build 7100
(not sure if the above info is relevant, just seems to be included on most issues in forums)
In the process of trying to fix this, I have gone through the Windows 7 color calibration, have tweaked color settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel, and have scoured the internet trying to find others experiencing this (all of which accomplished nothing)
I have included a screenshot of my desktop with the problem being extremely obvious (desktop on the left, Windows Photo Viewer on the right).
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Machine:
Lenovo Business Desktop (added video card and RAM)
AMD Athlon 4400+ 64x2 @ 2.30 ghz
2 GB RAM @ 800mhz
MSI NVIDIA GeForce NX8500GT 512mb DDR2
Display 1: ASUS 19in Widescreen @ 1680x1050 VGA cable
Display 2: Vizio VW32L 32in Widescreen @ 1280x720p DVI-to-HDMI
Windows 7 RC Build 7100
(not sure if the above info is relevant, just seems to be included on most issues in forums)