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    yagma
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    Nvidia RTX 3080 TI

    Have 3 monitors (2 monitors + 1 TV)

    Under System > Display > Color Management you can see the color profile is selected properly.

    You can see its visible here, no problem

    However it is invisible in Displaycal

    For some reason all profiles that originated for Pixio monitor were under the Beyond TV… so I had to manually delete them. Also all other monitors show their own listing properly.

    I manually selected the profile using windows, and its still not showing inside displaycal

    I’m seeing a red C and line in the loader in the taskbar

    DDU did not fix

    Is this program out of date?

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    #145526

    Vincent
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    For some reason all profiles that originated for Pixio monitor were under the Beyond TV… so I had to manually delete them. Also all other monitors show their own listing properly.

    That may happen when output is switched between clone/extend, either by user or by OS mistake when pluging display.

    I’m seeing a red C and line in the loader in the taskbar

    That means displaycal has no access to VCGT in GPU to load grey calibration. Testing Argyllcms commandline should show similar symptoms (hence this issue has nothing to do with DisplayCAL on a first diagnosis).
    There is Argyll 3.5.0 and dispwin commandlike executabe may be blocked by some AV/security tool.

    #145527

    Vincent
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    To to classic windows control panel, color management, advanced an make sure that you DO NOT have enabled use windows calibration checkbox on the bottom. That option if enabled gives VCGT control to the innacurate VCGT loader on Windows OS, blocking the use of DisplayCAL loader.

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