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• CC - 10 Windows Photoshop: The monitor profile is defective

  Yes so it's my fellow... 100th post in 2 hours, I'm sorry if I'm spamming the forums today but when I think I have fixed this problem I don't have.

  "" So the other day, ran Photoshop and had the "Monitor"BenQ RL2455 ' profile seems to be defective, please run calibration software, etc. etc. Now, for some reason this problem only happens after I installed windows 10 and does not extend to any of my other art programs.

  This pic is an example of this:

  For some reason any PS, he seems to think that whatever it is with a black background turns a darker violet blues but when I view it in paint tool sai, there is almost no problem what so ever:

  Anyone able to help a frustrated student animation here? Fortunately im on break, so this couldn't have come at a better time * cough * sarcasm * cough *, just would like to get this resolved as soon as POSSIBLE, so I can return to work. Honestly, it's a very strong BONE, but this issue is really makes me mental.

  Im running off a BenQ RL2455 with a Nvidia GTX960. I use two monitors, but my left one (that I listed) is my primary monitor.

  You most likely had a defective profile installed via Windows Update. The next time he gets up, disable this particular update, and it will not be displayed again.

  Manufacturer profiles are surprisingly often broken. Why they can't do things is a mystery, but it happens a lot especially with the BenQ, Samsung, LG, Asus, and a few others.

  The real solution is to make a new monitor profile customized with a Stallion like an i1, ColorMunki, etc. of Spyder. If you do not, then replace the profile broke with sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1. It is usually close enough. Do not know Windows 10, but if there is a control panel > color management dialog box, here's how:

  

  Restart Photoshop when done so it can load the new profile at startup.

  You will see this in Photoshop, because PS is the color management and use the profile when displaying. Many the most other applications are not and simply ignore the profile of anyway, so they are not affected.

• Error when I launch Photoshop "monitor profile appears defective".

  In recent weeks, I got a popup error message when I open Photoshop that says:

  "DELL E22IOH G2.2 D65" seems to be defective. Please restart your monitor calibration software.

  If I choose the option IGNORE I can go into Photoshop without error. BUT, if I choose to USE ANYWAY I go into Photoshop and the colors are disabled. There is no more white (it is not a pale yellowish color).

  I have not modified settings in my Photoshop recently (why tinker with something when he broke not?). However, this error message does not go away and would like to correct this problem. Someone at - it already known this before? I googled the problem and saw so-called solutions weird but thought that I would go to the pro to get an answer that I can trust.

  If it's important, I use Windows XP.

  Thank you

  I don't know if the system lists the folders under the main folder of color, but I doubt it.  Create a folder called disabled or defective or something, move E2210H. ICM inside, and reboot.

  Expects that your system will return to associate the sRGB color profile of the monitor default, and that should be acceptable to Photoshop.

  -Christmas

• Error message - monitor profile appears to be defective

  Hello world

  I recently bought a Samsung U32D970 (4 k, Adobe RGB). It comes with a monitor profile (U32D970Q - Adobe.icm) that I have configured in Windows Color Management (it's on Windows 7, 64-bit).

  Whenever I start Photoshop (SC 6 or more recent CC) I get a message that the monitor profile seems to be faulty (the English text might be different, I use a German version).

  When I put "AdobeRGB1998.icm" as the Photoshop color profile starts very well.

  I asked Samsung on the profile, they say they have tested and it was fine. I also used "ICCProfileInspector" to take a look on the profile and produces no error message.

  The fundamental difference between the two profiles is a tag called bkpt (blackpoint) that is present in the profile standard and lacking in the monitor profile.

  There are individual differences in profile settings, so I would use one made for the monitor.

  Anyone any idea on how to make it work? And Photoshop is according to the bkpt tag is the reason for the error message?

  Thank you!

  Joerg

  JvanH wrote:

  And again, I think that a huge monitor producer that Samsung should know how to put in place a correct profile!

  Yes, they should, but they don't. It's a huge problem, because these profiles are shipped via Windows Update, so people don't know what hit them. Dell, Asus, Acer, LG - they all make from time to time.

  As for which calibrator, the i1 Display Pro (about $220) is generally regarded as the best and the most accurate market sensor. The ColorMunki Display, little cheaper, essentially uses the same sensor, with a little crippled software. It should do very well however.

  The Spyder is not as bad as their reputation (a reputation they have acquired a few years ago and was then justified)-, but still the products x-rite must be a safer bet.

• Monitor profile seems to be faulty... Photoshop CC

  I have an AOC 931SWL monitor, it is about 4 years old.  A month ago, I bought a new computer HP Envy, IntelCore 3.4 g CPU, 8 GB of RAM, Nvidia Geforce GT 640 4 GB graphics card.

  I used Photoshop CC without problem until recently operating system Windows 7 Pro update. Since then, I get this error message when I open Photoshop CC "the monitor profile 831W g2.2 D78 seems to be defective please reun of your monitor calibration software" with choice of ignore use anyway. I click on ignore and it's ok, not ok if I click on use anyway.  It is the only program where I get this message. Illustrator, Corel Paintshop, Corel Painter are all ok just to Photoshop.

  I have the original CD that came with the monitor and there the file of the profile on it... 831w. ICM. I also read here in the forum which was suggested to others who have had this same kind of message... but I really need help step by step.  I can replace the current monitor with the original on CD profile and if I where can I find the profile file?

  I really want to be careful, I have some knowledge in computers and enough computer... need help.

  The profiles provided by the manufacturer are notoriously few reliable and often purely and simply defective. The problem is that they are often pushed through Windows Update to unsuspecting users. Avoid them. If you click on "hide this update" the next time it happens he ain't.

  The message of Photoshop means what he says. Choose "Ignore" to throw out and replace it with the default value of Windows, which is sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1. The proper fix is to do a custom profile with a stallion, but if you do not have one he's always better and safer to use sRGB.

  The manual to do this is to go into control panel > color management > devices. Restart Photoshop after that you have changed the profile (to look for the right profile at startup):

  

• New monitor showing different colors - monitor profile?

  Hi all, need help. I got a new Acer monitor and I have three questions. The first is when I open photoshop I ger the following error: "ACER S232HL monitor profile seems to be defective. Please return your monitor calibration softwear. "Then it gives me two choices,"Ignore the profile"or"use Anyway. I tried both and they all have two make the images appear differently. What should I do? Following the directions thinking I found here: http://virtualmcube.com/hardware/how-fix-monitor-profile-appears-be-defective-photoshop-er ror-message

  Number 2 is that when I open the same file in PS, LR, online and image viewier, colors of all the different aspect! Help!

  Number 3 is my images in LR seem more saturated.

  When I plugged in for the first time in the monitor I was using HDMI and I was told this would be the best. When I came across the above problem, it's reccmended for me I use DVI. DVI has helped get richer blacks, but did not help anything else.

  And just for a control group, I plugged my old monitor back in and everything's fine, but I would use my new! Help! Thank you

  Monitor canned profiles are notoriously inaccurate or downright faulty. Unless you want to go right to the end and calibrate/profile with a bunch of third parties, you are probably much better to simply using sRGB, and that's what happens when you click 'ignore profile.

  It's the same solution in the link you posted, only more complicated.

  Number 2 is that when I open the same file in PS, LR, online and image viewier, colors of all the different aspect! Help!

  Number 3 is my images in LR seem more saturated.

  Come back if you still see this with sRGB profile. In general, both Ps and Lr are fully color managed and will use the comprehensive monitor for display profile. Most of the other applications are not, so this isn't entirely unexpected in itself.

  When I came across the above problem, it's reccmended for me I use DVI.

  Shouldn't matter. Both are completely compatible and the digital video signal is the same.

• Photoshop CS5 always chooses the wrong monitor in dual monitor profile?

  The folklore is that if you go to EDIT/COLOR SETTINGS and open space RGB Working drop down, and then up on the "Monitor RGB" line in what he says is the profile monitor that photoshop is actually to aid.

  If that's true, then I expect if I run photoshop on my monitor 1 he would show the monitor 1 profile, and if I have PS on Monitor 2 it would show the 2 monitor profile. But in fact, it always shows the monitor profile 1. Naturally, this creates anxiety that PS uses the wrong profile to display my images, because I normally work with the image on the screen 2.

  My configuration: Windows 7 64-bit, PS 12.0.1 x 64. Matrox M9120 graphics card drive two monitors. MANAGEMENT of Windows CONTROL COLOR/PANEL displays a different profile active on each monitor.

  (By running photoshop on a particular monitor, I want to say I run photoshop, drag mode non-plein screen on the desired monitor and close it.) Then I run it again and it starts on this screen (including the start screen)).

  What photographers want to know, that's exactly what photoshop monitor profile used when displaying an image? Where is the answer to this question please?

  The profile associated with this display in the settings of the operating system.

  Photoshop DO fixes for each display separately, using the profiles associated with each screen and correction the same for images that run through several screens.  If you move the window, Photoshop updates the values of color accordingly.  He has done that since Photoshop 5.0.

• Monitor profile?

  Can someone tell me if Lightroom is using the monitor profile that I put in place when I calibrated the screen

  If this is not the case, how do I configure this?

  Thank you

  Mike

  Yes, he does. Lightroom is properly color management.

• Some problems with the Dell U2713H monitor profiling

  I bought the Dell U2713H monitor.

  I can't find a lot of answers for profiling it. Company Dell does not have any instructions on this subject - so I think it's very bad.

  For example, I am interested in the following questions:

  I create profiles with ' Solution of Calibration Dell UltraSharp"and i1Display Pro.»

  They record the monitor LUT directly, or LUT-video card?

  Now I did 4 profiles, but it is not clear what profile using mode CAL1 oder CAL2 my monitor color space?

  For example. I made a profile with the color space sRGB, but I did not see it in any mode CAL1, CAL2 oder overall.

  Download and install them DA 1.5.3:
  http://www.Dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/drivers/DriversDetails?DriverID=VJVPH

  Then make sure that yout GPU does not apply "color improvements."

  Run DA and select calibration target and slot of calibration HW store. For example:

  -Preset: sRGB, 120cd/m2

  ICC - version 2 (a MUST to validate it with 3rd party applications), Bradford or CIECAT02 chromatic adaptation, table function, 400 patches, "calibration 1" profile = CAL1 slot

  Once completed, it will ask for a file name, for example, you choose "U2713H_CAL1.icm" and click OK. The profile will be created and set as the default profile for the screen of your operating system Wndows.

  Lunge CAL1 has been stored in a LUT3D of calibration of the "sRGB" @ 120cd/m2. In "U2713_CAL1.icm", it is stored:

  -a linear LUT (output = input), clealing all calibration in GPU

  -actual behavior of range and gamma of OSD CAL1 predefined after calibration.

  It goes the same for CAL2.

  Don't forget that most applications like Photoshop need color management real mode the monitor OSD to have their good active ICM as a 'default' before opening this color managed application.
  For example, if you calibrated CAL2 = AdobeRGB and have a U2713_CAL2.icm, and you want use CAL2 in Photoshop, this profile must be defined as a default value in the OS color management prior to Photoshop.

• Control series monitors profile

  Hello!

  I had this question asked of me many times in the last month.  Integrators are asking for orders of the API for the monitors that come with profiles, mainly for power systems.  I learned in the past that the monitors that come with the profile systems are special for Cisco and are not controllable in series.  I want to just make sure that I am telling people the good thing.

  In addition, they ask me who is the manufacturer of the monitor?

  Thank you!

  Hi Bob,

  Yes, you are right, these are specially designed monitors for the profile system.

  You can use the commnad of codec for switch / market (standby mode).

  xcommand Eve turn on

  Ok

  * r ActivateResult (status = OK):

  * end

  xcommand standby turn off

  Ok

  * r DeactivateResult (status = OK):

  * end

  There is a serial port on the screen that is used for diagnostic purposes, there is a call TM tool used for this control.

  If you need this toll let me know I can send you.

  HTH

  Kind regards

  Dharmmesh

• Tandberg 52 "entry monitor profile changes

  How can I change the video input on a profile 52 "unit?  We are currently using the default the C40 HDMI, but also want to explore the possibility of the VGA input I thought option 4.  Thank you.

  Dave

  Hi Dave,.

  The AI monitor specially designed for a port at one point mainly hdmi 1 is active in order to change the port that you want to use we can make it through the monitor diagnostic tool that is used to solve the problems of monitor

  1 always single port works both.

  I hope I understood your request and response.

  Thank you
  Ravi kr.

  Sent by Cisco Support technique Android app

• Windows: Photoshop by using the incorrect monitor with two monitors profile

  I have connected 2 very different monitors to my PC.
  Both have been calibrated and I assigned the correct profiles for both monitors in the color management Panel.
  I use Photoshop on monitor number 2 (the splash screen also appears when I start the program) but when I check that my color settings in Photoshop and click the dropdown menu, RGB workspace he mentions "Monitor RGB - [name of the profile number monitor 1] .icm" as my monitor RGB profile.
  This is clearly the wrong profile since it must list the description regarding the number of Monitor 2.
  Is there a way you can change it manually? Looks Photoshop always uses the profile to monitor number 1 any screen, you use for Photoshop.

  As far as I know, it's normal. Registration is always your main screen, as set out in the operating system.

  The question is - Photoshop uses the wrong profile for each display? Regardlass of registration, he must use the profile for display on each window of the image is. IOW, you can have windows image on both screens, and they all use the relevant profile.

  You can test it by dragging it. When you cross the midline PS should change your profile when drop you and release the mouse.

  But yes, it makes sense that Monitor RGB must be the view that contains the context of the application. I use monoecrans on my two systems, so I can't test this.

• Lightroom and color management with two monitor profiles

  I have a problem with Lightroom CC on a computer with two monitors. The images on the calibrated Eizo different in Lightroom and Photoshop. I tried many things, but it comes down to the fact that Photoshop uses correctly the different profiels ICC for two screens, but Lightroom doesn't have. That is a known issue and there will be an update to solve?

  It's on a Macintosh computer.

  Lightroom has problems with Version 4 monitor ICC profiles. Make sure that your calibration than SW preferences are set to create ICC Version 2 profiles.

• If Firefox Mobile is opensource and free why is only available on googles 'user information gathering/monitoring/profiling' market?

  I want to download Firefox Mobile for my android phone. I refuse to use Googles profiling and collecting user information 'market of all the apps. Where can I download Firefox Mobile?

  See the link bitly to https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Platforms/Android#Download_Firefox_for_Android however, you will need to download the updates manually in order to maintain a secure browser. New features every 6 weeks.

• you are looking for a monitor profile for a Satellite M60-139

  I'm a grafic designer using a Satellite M60-139 - and therefor I need a color profile for my Satellite M60-139-display - someone has a idea from where I can get one?

  Hi Martin

  I really want to try to help you, but I really don't understand what you mean under the color profile. Can you please explain it with other words?

  If you mean what graphics card is inside you can check this in the Device Manager.