Hello,
I have a windows 11 computer with two monitors; one that supports HDR and one that does not. I have HDR enabled, and it used to work fine. However, a few days ago, windows started applying HDR to google chrome, which I typically keep on my non-HDR supported monitor. This makes the exposure way too high and is unusable. I think the HDR glitch is not only limited to chrome, however, and windows tries to apply HDR to anything on the non-HDR monitor. Any ideas?
I have a windows 11 computer with two monitors; one that supports HDR and one that does not. I have HDR enabled, and it used to work fine. However, a few days ago, windows started applying HDR to google chrome, which I typically keep on my non-HDR supported monitor. This makes the exposure way too high and is unusable. I think the HDR glitch is not only limited to chrome, however, and windows tries to apply HDR to anything on the non-HDR monitor. Any ideas?