The options menu should allow this - there is a checkbox.

How did you uninstall? If you use the "Add or remove programs" menu it should clean itself up entirely.

The only thing I can think of that might still have the icon is a copy of the installer (in Downloads usually), but otherwise it should be pretty much gone.

Hello, I am encountering the same issue. I have checked the registry key, and only the programs I want f.lux to disable for are there. Has anyone managed to fix this?

f.lux works in the full screen mode as well as in borderless window mode. I'd appreciate if you take the time to look into it and if possible make it so that f.lux will be able to have effect on the screen color also in fullscreen mode.

@herf Dude, it won´t allow me to select the text...

Here it is on GDrive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QQmu11BfAUdAY4gaTapyUL-yL9G0RsMy/view?usp=sharing

It seems like the image didn't upload correctly so here's a link to an external version (I tried to edit the post but it gave me an error message...): https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/737734686079713281/851521472534282260/flux_broken.jpg

f.lux tries to load your default color profile, and this is not usually something that we disable.

To see which one is installed:

Start Menu > "Color Management" -> see if there is a profile there.

Which system process do you mean? I have not heard of this.

If you have an incompatible video card, f.lux does a GPU fallback which may have some impact, but I have never seen it use CPU like this.

HI John - we do not allow commercial spam (link removed), but I will address a second problem with your post: mainly, UV filters are not the same as blue filters. They are two different things, and the tendency to lump them together by eyewear companies is causing a lot of confusion in the market.

Thank you! It does reappear in Process Monitor when clicking the disable option.

Update:
Had a planned reinstall of Windows today, so waited for that instead.
Monitors are without driver/profile now. It seems Flux behaves as normal again.

They're just monitor drivers. Being "old" is fine. If you don't like the drivers, then you can uninstall them, but I guarantee you that they won't do any harm because they can't. They're specifically designed for these monitors, and you'll get the results you want.

F.lux gets the name from the drivers. Check Device Manager. Go to the Display settings in Windows. You'll see "Generic PnP Monitor" there too - until you install these drivers.

I have the same problem.
I found that if I toggle the windows notification sidebar open and close it again, or minimize a browser window and maximize again, flux starts working.

I have flux set to disable on fullscreen apps, and I think it's reading the screen turn off as a full screen app for some reason. Going to test by turning off disable for full screen apps and see if the issue still occurs.