Win7 slows down the picture and may be the fault of correcting the color.

  

There are some user reactions. After using the Windows 7 photo viewer, the system speed will be slower, especially when you use the Windows Photo Viewer to view some pictures. When formatting files, the system call process will obviously be somewhat "slow", causing the Windows 7 system to be slowed down because of the "Use Windows 7 Monitor Calibration".

Why is it enabled to use "Windows 7 monitor calibration" will slow down the system?

This is due to problems caused by the built-in Calibrate Color feature in Windows 7. Using this corrected color function will generate an ICC profile, which will be used by Windows 7 as the default. Once the ICC profile is defined with the corrected color, the speed will become like crawling when using the Windows Photo Viewer. Slow, just delete this ICC configuration file will return to normal.

If you encounter this problem and need to use the correction color, you can use the control component that comes with the graphics card itself to correct the color, do not use the built-in Calibrate Color in Windows 7.

If you have never used the built-in Calibrate Color for Windows 7, you won't be able to produce this ICC profile, and you won't have this problem.

Some people think that deleting this ICC configuration file is fine. The file location is: Windows/System32/spool//drivers/color/CalibratedDisplayProfile-0.icc

The author thinks that the better method should be like this: Go to the Windows7 control panel, find and open “Color Management&rdquo ; In the "Color Management" dialog that opens, switch to the "Advanced" tab and click on "Change system defaults" in the lower left corner.

Subsequently, the system will pop up a dialog box again "Color Management - System Defaults". In this dialog box, also switch to the "Advanced" option, and then cancel the system default checkmark "Use Windows Monitor Calibration", after the modification is completed, save the settings to exit.

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