How to remove Windows 7 color profile?

[Micmac]

I am using the Windows 7 in my desktop computer but now i don;t know how i have set the color space of Windows 7 to the RGB. Now i don't want this configuration but don't know how to change it back to the normal. So if anyone is having the knowledge about the same then please pass that to me so that i can achieve the same. Thanks in advance.

[Zhankana_n]

I am not getting your point but i can assure you that might be color management option will work for you. Just go into the Advanced Settings option from control Panel and the to the Color Management and then change the color and resolution of the same. I hope this will work with your issue. so try it out.

[Ekpah]

The best way to work with your issue is to give a system restore. As you have by mistake did that then you might be aware of the time and date of the changes made. So just system restore before the date and time you have made the changes. This will restore the complete system to the previous setting when your computer was working all fine.

[Micmac]

I am not getting your point but i can assure you that might be color management option will work for you. Just go into the Advanced Settings option from control Panel and the to the Color Management and then change the color and resolution of the same. I hope this will work with your issue. so try it out.

I think i can go with this rely which you have given me. But i did not get it properly. So if possible then please let me know brief about the detail that you have explained to me.

[Zhankana_n]

OK, Here i am explaining the complete procedure in the stepwise manner hope you will like it.

• Click on start
• Go to control panel
• Now Double click on Display
• Then to Screen Resolution
• Click on Advanced Setting
• Jump to the Color Management Tab
• Adjust the Color in Color Management

Thats it!!!!

[jesse]

Color profiles are usually added automatically when new color devices are installed. Color profiles might also be added by color management tools, such as calibration devices for monitors. It's likely that color profiles for your devices are already installed on your computer. If you need to manage the same then check out the Microsoft.

[blindsleeper]

Try this out and see whether it is working for you or not.

• Open Color Management by clicking the Start button, and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type color management, and then click Color Management.
• Click the All Profiles tab, and then click Add.
• Locate and select the new color profile, and then click Add.
• Click Close.

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