How to Install an ICC Profile - Windows 11 & 10 (HDR & SDR)

so your monitor looks piss yellow and you just watch one of my reviews which shows you how to fix it but gasp you need to install an ICC profile and windows in their infinite wisdom has made it insufferably convoluted not because they had to but because they can and it's funny well thankfully your big toe has stumbled across this Gem of a video and you might genuinely want a favorite like or share this because to my knowledge this is the only guide out there that will actually show you how to get an ICC profile properly working on Windows 11 and 10 because every other guide out there I've seen is dated and doesn't actually work so let's do it first hit the Windows key and type in color management open it up and check use my settings for this device then click add now before you point to the ICC profile determine if it was created for HDR or not and in all of my posts I will always let you know whether or not it is for HDR if so check add as advanced color profile and if not just select the profile and press OK next go to the advanced tab make sure the same profile is selected in the device profile drop down then click change system defaults repeat the same steps here we just completed and then under Advanced check use windows display calibration and that's it your ICC profile will now be automatically loaded just make sure you change these settings back to what they were if you ever get a new display but hopefully that helped you out and if it did make sure you subscribe hit the like button and comment below what monitor you're using and as always I have to give a big shout out to rupro for sponsoring this video whether you're looking to connect a new console gaming PC