Windows 11 Compatibility

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Photoshop display screen colour management not working

- the call for display profile on Windows 11 & background and info about an forthcoming fix

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/color-management-not-working-with-photoshop-and-windows-11/m-p/12515040#M597338

yamma_ma

Community Beginner , Nov 12, 2021

There are several Win32 API functions to get monitor profiles, but among them, the GetICMProfile and EnumICMProfiles functions have a problem that does not work properly on Windows 11.

Photoshop seems to be using GetICMProfile in the Adobe Color Engine DLL. I guess that's why Photoshop can't get the correct profile of the monitor.

I am not sure about Capture One, but Affinity Photo uses the WcsGetDefaultColorProfile function, which works fine in Windows 11.

One tip that seems to help some users is to make sure HDR is off in Windows 11 to use your calibration settings.

News of a fix: Microsoft confirms another Windows 11 issue, promises fix in a future release

https://www.windowslatest.com/2021/12/26/microsoft-confirms-another-windows-11-issue-promises-fix-in-a-future-release/amp/

I hope this helps

neil barstow, colourmanagement net :: adobe forum volunteer

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I've heard that most programs that work fine with (and require) Windows 10 should also work in Windows 11. Even version 2022 doesn't require Windows 11; only Windows 10 is listed.

(I'm also moving this to the appropriate forum. They might be able to help.)