Some color management settings will be particular to a certain model and make of a GPU. The profiles let you quickly switch between different color configurations. Depending on which graphics card model you have, you might also be able to configure different color profiles for your display. You will likely see sliders for controlling the hue and sharpness. The Color Settings are where you can change the contrast and saturation for your laptop display. Select the Display setting and look for Color settings, or something similar. Remember that if you have both an NVIDIA and an Intel GPU, the display setting will be on the on-board graphics card which is usually the Intel one. The AMD Control Center likely has one too. In our case, it’s the Intel Graphics Settings.īoth Intel Graphics and the NVIDIA Control Panel have a Display section. To access your graphics card’s settings, right-click on an empty area of your desktop and from the context menu, select your on-board graphics card. If you have a dedicated GPU, the setting is most likely to be on the on-board graphics card’ settings. This could be the NVIDIA Control Panel, the AMD Control Center, or the Intel Graphics Control Panel. The contrast and saturation is controlled by your graphics card therefore the setting to change contrast and saturation for your laptop display will be in your graphics card’s control panel. You can, the settings are just a little hard to find. Even the Settings app doesn’t offer you any options to change contrast and saturation for your laptop display. In contrast, you can only change your laptop display’s brightness and nothing else.
The brightness keys on your keyboard and Windows’ own brightness controls don’t control your monitor’s brightness. Stand-alone displays aka monitors have their own color controls.
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