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      alyoshanks
      last edited by

      Scratch the previous comment: this morning it happened again, so any help is appreciated.

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      • herfH
        herf
        last edited by

        Can you post f.lux options > driver info?

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          alyoshanks
          last edited by alyoshanks

          @herf sorry for the delay responding:

          Intel Corporation 27.20.100.9415: Intel(R) UHD Graphics 730 (20210322)

          Generic PnP Monitor, 531 x 298mm, built 2021
          Chromaticities:
          R=0.646484 0.330078
          G=0.309570 0.617188
          B=0.152344 0.073242
          W=0.313477 0.329102
          sRGB gamut: 99%, AdobeRGB gamut: 68%

          Winlimit=0, 0
          Monitor 1 on Intel(R) UHD Graphics 730: VCGT=0 gamma=0

          Windows Build: 19042.928

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          • herfH
            herf
            last edited by

            It is saying there are not working gamma ramps (color controls) - do you think it is failing after the machine sleeps, or does it also happen if it is kept awake?

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              alyoshanks
              last edited by

              @herf Every night I put the pc to sleep, and when I wake it up that's when I have the issue--so I haven't yet seen this happen when the PC stays awake. I'll try that tonight, but I assume it's the former.

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                alyoshanks
                last edited by

                @herf it doesn't appear to happen when the pc stays awake. Is there anything I can do about these gamma ramps?

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                • herfH
                  herf
                  last edited by

                  Yeah, if the "gamma=0" line changes after sleep that is a bad sign. I would suspect the driver is failing at standby.

                  Looks like there is an April release to the driver:
                  https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/126790/Intel-UHD-Graphics-730

                  If that doesn't work, I would try rolling back this driver and waiting for Intel to fix this before updating. To do that, try Device Manager > Display Adapters > Intel UHD... > Rollback

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                    alyoshanks
                    last edited by

                    @herf Thanks for the help. It's still happening after installing this driver release, so I guess I'm just SOL right now. And this graphics driver is brand new, so I'm not sure there's even anything different to roll back to. (The newness probably is also part of the problem here.) Anyway, I'll check back in with Intel in a few weeks now that I know what the issue is. Appreciate it again!

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                      pietroi
                      last edited by pietroi

                      got the same thing here. Have to exit f.lux then restart it for daytime colour to return. Else it has a yellow tint.

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                      • herfH
                        herf @pietroi
                        last edited by

                        @pietroi thanks - I have a UHD 620 on the exact same driver version and windows build (with no failures of course). Presumably the driver is failing shortly after wake and then working some time later.

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