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  • #18001

    Photojohn
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    I am having a problem where the profile loader says “Calibration curves could not be loaded”

    I have attached the log files

    thank you

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    #18004

    Florian Höch
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    No videoLUT access. You may need to update your graphics driver.

    #18007

    Dylan Waddell
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    I am having a problem where the profile loader says “Calibration curves could not be loaded”

    I was having the same issue after installing windows update 1903 on my laptop with integrated graphics but saw someone mention to try disabling “fast startup” which worked for me. A restart of the system would work fine but turning it on from shutdown it wouldn’t work as it wasn’t truly shutdown (link on how to disable it). It only takes a minute to give it a go, and just put it back worst case.

    #18008

    kamikatze13
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    Can confirm the issue on Windows 10 1903 Build 18362.116 and an Nvidia 1070 on DCH driver ver. 430.86, which is the most current.

    Sporadically, after a reboot, the Profile Loader shows a minus sign in its tray icon. Clicking “Reset video card gamma table” yields

    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for clearing
    

    in the log window, among other VideoLUT-related errors:

    Checking video card gamma table access for display 1...
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for clearing
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for loading
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for clearing
    ...failed!
    Checking video card gamma table access for display 2...
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for clearing
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for loading
    Dispwin: Error - We don't have access to the VideoLUT for clearing
    ...failed!
    Initializing GUI...
    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by kamikatze13.
    #18010

    Florian Höch
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    Make sure you have all the latest Windows updates installed, especially KB4497935 (v1903 build number should be 18362.145).

    #18016

    Photojohn
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    I will have a look at the fast startup but I have noticed when I first start windows it works then it stops then if I re-start it works again

    I have the latest windows update and latest video driver

    #18019

    kamikatze13
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    indeed, KB4497935 was available, even though the system has been freshly installed 3 days ago and windows update was manually checked for updates multiple times before.

    anyways, it did not resolve the issue. Build 18362.145 and have a minus sign in the profile loader after a shutdown->start sequence.

    powercfg -h off seems to alleviate the issue (by disabling both hibernation and fast startup), though.

    #18020

    Photojohn
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    indeed, KB4497935 was available, even though the system has been freshly installed 3 days ago and windows update was manually checked for updates multiple times before.

    anyways, it did not resolve the issue. Build 18362.145 and have a minus sign in the profile loader after a shutdown->start sequence.

    powercfg -h off seems to alleviate the issue (by disabling both hibernation and fast startup), though.

    I have disabled the fast start so see how it goes

    I’ll report back

    #18037

    Photojohn
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    OK disabling the fast start seems to have worked for me at the moment. Early days but all seems good

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Photojohn.
    #18038

    Photojohn
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    I am having a problem where the profile loader says “Calibration curves could not be loaded”

    I was having the same issue after installing windows update 1903 on my laptop with integrated graphics but saw someone mention to try disabling “fast startup” which worked for me. A restart of the system would work fine but turning it on from shutdown it wouldn’t work as it wasn’t truly shutdown (link on how to disable it). It only takes a minute to give it a go, and just put it back worst case.

    Thank you very much – Very much appreciate your help

    Disabling the fast start does not seem to make the startup any slower. I think with an SSD drive its fast enough anyway

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Photojohn.
    #18149

    t.g.v
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    … same problem with AMD card, latest driver and Win 1903 buil date 8.6.2019.

    regards – Guenther

    i did not have fast start enabled.

    #18156

    Francisco Garcia
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    Hi… I do have same issue with an Intel HD Graphics 520. Used to work fine, but had to reinstall windows, and now I can not install the profile.. I get the same errors… I have Windows 10 May Update with build 18362.175… I tried disabling fast start and did not work… any suggestion is welcomed… Thanks!

    #18282

    Oreo5000
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    Hi all,

    Having a similar issue here. I have tried disabling everything from startup and also disabling fast boot/hibernate but no joy.

    DisplayCAL is now just a grey icon in the task bar and when clicked I am shown the ‘Calibration Loading Disabled’ message.

    I’m running Windows 10 OS build 18362.175. Latest GPU drivers (Nvidia 1080Ti).

    The issue appears to be a little random, it was working fine yesterday but today after numerous shut downs and restarts I can’t seem to get it to kick in.

    Any help would be much appreciated.

    Thanks in advance

    #18283

    Photojohn
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    Since disabling the fast start-up I have had no more problems and it all works as it should

    Hope it stays that way  – * Fingers Crossed*

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Photojohn.
    #18285

    Oreo5000
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    Since disabling the fast start-up I have had no more problems and it all works as it should

    Hope it stays that way  – * Fingers Crossed*

    Hi John,

    Did you just disable this under:

    Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options\System Settings -> ‘Define power buttons..’

    Or is there somewhere else I can try?

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