Win7 Desktop background very bright


  1. Vdeave
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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    Win7 Desktop background very bright


    Using a custom build, Radeon R9 270x GPU. Logged one one day, and the desktop background is very bright. The rest of windows 7 looks fine, just my desktop background is very bright, like someone turned the gamma up on just the background. I have it set to change the background every 6 hours, but it happens with every background. If I view the picture in my files, it looks fine, but as soon as it's my desktop background it is far too bright. Help?!
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  3. ellellell1
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    Can you possibly attach a screenshot of your bright desktop background?

    Also is the task bar bright as well or is it just the background picture?
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  4. A Guy
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    Welcome to Seven Forums Vdeave. That is an odd one if only the desktop is affected. Did this just occur? If so, a system restore point just before the problem began may do the trick.

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