im having a problem with images displaying right. All images i view on my computer seem to look like they're in 16bit mode, and yes im running everything in 32bit trude color mode. I've tried everything i can think of to fix this problem. I've re-installed windows 7 32bit. that didn't work. So i thought maybe it was my graphic card. went out and bought a new one and of course no luck. I have no clue whats going on. one day everything was fine the next day this issue. ive even tried different monitors. im lost. any suggestions? mel

Tried to calibrate your monitor? http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Learn/monitor_calibration.htmhttp://www.wikihow.com/Calibrate-Your-MonitorWith a quality monitor you should be able to get good colors with correct saturation. What monitor do you use?

i know.i have and lg lcd flaron w2053tq. less then one year old

im having a problem with images displaying right. All images i view on my computer seem to look like they're in 16bit mode, and yes im running everything in 32bit trude color mode. I've tried everything i can think of to fix this problem. I've re-installed windows 7 32bit. that didn't work. So i thought maybe it was my graphic card. went out and bought a new one and of course no luck. I have no clue whats going on. one day everything was fine the next day this issue. ive even tried different monitors. im lost. any suggestions? mel

I had that for a short while after having gone to W7 64 from Vista 64. Find and see where your color.icm file is and make sure that it has not been edited by any other program, etc. The .icm file should be the one installed by your manufacturer. W7 replaced my Samsung .icm with its own...and I had the saturation issue. Once re-selecting my Samsung's .icm file from the list in W7's mask, I was back to great color once more. It is probably something as simple as that.... Do a GOOGLE search of how to select your .icm file in W7 and you will be hand-guided to where in W7 it is. Just follow the 'Yellow Brick Road'.....Mitch

If you have an Nvidia card, check the digital vibrance slider in the Nvida Control Panel. Twice with Win 7 I have had a similair problem where this gets set to high and distorts the colours and gamma.

im having a problem with images displaying right. All images i view on my computer seem to look like they're in 16bit mode, and yes im running everything in 32bit trude color mode. I've tried everything i can think of to fix this problem. I've re-installed windows 7 32bit. that didn't work. So i thought maybe it was my graphic card. went out and bought a new one and of course no luck. I have no clue whats going on. one day everything was fine the next day this issue. ive even tried different monitors. im lost. any suggestions? mel

Besides the other suggestions, this can also happen when for strange reasons the display driver services run in multiples, bad install whatever....Safemode uninstall the display drives, also advise Driver sweeper to make sure you get it all but see if the un-install tackles it, then once rebooted re-install the drivers.