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April 23rd 17, 03:40 AM
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Night Light settings
Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them
easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). 
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April 23rd 17, 03:52 AM
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On 4/22/2017 9:40 PM, Jason wrote:
Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). Settingsdisplay on my Win 10 pro Creator. Rene
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April 23rd 17, 12:09 PM
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"Jason" wrote in message ... Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). SettingsSystemDisplay on my Win10Pro laptop. -- SC Tom
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April 23rd 17, 05:02 PM
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SC Tom wrote:
"Jason" wrote in message ... Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). SettingsSystemDisplay on my Win10Pro laptop. Same here. This is with the latest OS update of 15063.138 from about 4/10/2017
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April 24th 17, 03:10 AM
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On Sat, 22 Apr 2017 22:40:07 -0400 "Jason" wrote
in article Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). Hmm.. On my win 10 Home laptop the setting is present. On my Pro deskside it isn't. Both have the Creators edition update.
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April 24th 17, 03:47 AM
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On 24/04/2017 03:10, Jason wrote:
On Sat, 22 Apr 2017 22:40:07 -0400 "Jason" wrote in article Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). Hmm.. On my win 10 Home laptop the setting is present. On my Pro deskside it isn't. Both have the Creators edition update. It is because you are blind. I have told you before and I am repeating now but you don't seem to understand. See this pictu http://i.imgur.com/3Me9nZ0.png http://i.imgur.com/3Me9nZ0.png -- With over 500 million devices now running Windows 10, customer satisfaction is higher than any previous version of windows.
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April 24th 17, 03:52 AM
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On Sun, 23 Apr 2017 22:10:13 -0400, Jason
wrote: On Sat, 22 Apr 2017 22:40:07 -0400 "Jason" wrote in article Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). Hmm.. On my win 10 Home laptop the setting is present. On my Pro deskside it isn't. Both have the Creators edition update. Does Winver show Version 1703(OS Build 15063.138). I installed the Creators edition in two parts. The first part of the installation showed Build 15063.13 and the second part installed Build 15063.138
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April 24th 17, 04:02 AM
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On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 12:52:14 +1000, Monty wrote:
On Sun, 23 Apr 2017 22:10:13 -0400, Jason wrote: On Sat, 22 Apr 2017 22:40:07 -0400 "Jason" wrote in article Windows 10 Pro - where are the settings for Night Light? I found them easily on my laptop (Win 10 home), but nothing shows on the Pro system (not a laptop). Hmm.. On my win 10 Home laptop the setting is present. On my Pro deskside it isn't. Both have the Creators edition update. Does Winver show Version 1703(OS Build 15063.138). I installed the Creators edition in two parts. The first part of the installation showed Build 15063.13 and the second part installed Build 15063.138 An earlier guide for location of Night Light missed part of the path - try Settings / System / Display
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April 24th 17, 04:15 AM
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On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 13:02:43 +1000 "Monty" wrote in
article An earlier guide for location of Night Light missed part of the path - try Settings / System / Display I did. Nada 
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April 24th 17, 06:40 AM
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Jason wrote:
On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 13:02:43 +1000 "Monty" wrote in article An earlier guide for location of Night Light missed part of the path - try Settings / System / Display I did. Nada A couple possibilities. 1) This is A/B install behavior. Microsoft is testing the feature on some users, and not on others. 2) That's not very plausible, so I'll try another tack. This feature depends on a "real" driver, with maybe a gamma adjustment or something similar provided by the hardware manufacturer. Perhaps if a "Microsoft Basic Display driver (a.k.a VESA)" is being used, the driver doesn't support gamma or such adjustments ? Right-click Start and check out Device Manager and the display adapter details. Paul
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April 25th 17, 02:50 AM
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On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 01:40:53 -0400 "Paul" wrote in
article Jason wrote: On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 13:02:43 +1000 "Monty" wrote in article An earlier guide for location of Night Light missed part of the path - try Settings / System / Display I did. Nada A couple possibilities. 1) This is A/B install behavior. Microsoft is testing the feature on some users, and not on others. 2) That's not very plausible, so I'll try another tack. This feature depends on a "real" driver, with maybe a gamma adjustment or something similar provided by the hardware manufacturer. Perhaps if a "Microsoft Basic Display driver (a.k.a VESA)" is being used, the driver doesn't support gamma or such adjustments ? Right-click Start and check out Device Manager and the display adapter details. Paul Thanks, I do a lot of color-sensitive photo work and have an Nvidia card with its driver and use all its color control capabilities - not a generic one. More searching...
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April 25th 17, 03:14 AM
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Jason wrote:
On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 01:40:53 -0400 "Paul" wrote in article Jason wrote: On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 13:02:43 +1000 "Monty" wrote in article An earlier guide for location of Night Light missed part of the path - try Settings / System / Display I did. Nada A couple possibilities. 1) This is A/B install behavior. Microsoft is testing the feature on some users, and not on others. 2) That's not very plausible, so I'll try another tack. This feature depends on a "real" driver, with maybe a gamma adjustment or something similar provided by the hardware manufacturer. Perhaps if a "Microsoft Basic Display driver (a.k.a VESA)" is being used, the driver doesn't support gamma or such adjustments ? Right-click Start and check out Device Manager and the display adapter details. Paul Thanks, I do a lot of color-sensitive photo work and have an Nvidia card with its driver and use all its color control capabilities - not a generic one. More searching... My guess is, if the Microsoft software spots your active color adjustment, it switches off Night Light. If you were doing sensitive photo work, throwing your blue all over the place probably would not be appreciated. Just like monitors with fake "10,000,000:1" contrast ratios are not appreciated, and photographers turn that off in the LCD monitor OSD. And the monitor operates at a more normal 1000:1 (hardware) ratio or so. Paul
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April 26th 17, 02:35 AM
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On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 22:14:40 -0400 "Paul" wrote in
article My guess is, if the Microsoft software spots your active color adjustment, it switches off Night Light. If you were doing sensitive photo work, throwing your blue all over the place probably would not be appreciated. Very likely! The screen is far from "stock" calibration. Thanks.
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