Windows 7: Huge display problem I can't find the fix to, please help

I purchased a new led monitor and everything looked perfect, my son messes around in the windows 7 color calibration settings and all my whites look pink now..I even did a new install and all whites are still pink....im wondering if this calibration is stuck somewhere? i reset the monitor to factory settings as well

when i shut the monitor off and turn it back on, the asus logo is clearly white......when i start the computer up hp logos and everything are pink...even the bg on this forum is a light pink...im desperate any help?

type color into the start menu search bar, and "calibrate display color" should come up.

Run through that and set it how you want it

Whoa! LiquidSnak beat me to it, but I use this instead:

Click Start Orb
Type: dccw <enter>
Follow the instructions

Welcome to SF!

heres the thing...no matter how much i seem to adjust this i cant seem to get it to look like it did when it came out of the box its so wierd

Even still after i calibrate n restart all my whites are pink like my boot menus, the lettering on starting windows...its wierd and annoying...and now even my cursors and stuff are pink its crazy..some of the whites are better now that I adjusted the color calibration but cursors remain pink as well as hp startup logos

After messing with this for hours i just tried connecting the pc to my tv and im still seeing pink so im positive this isnt a monitor issue

do you have a video card??--it's control panel 'may' be the best place to adjust the color--check your color temperature settings (cool=bluish, warm=reddish) also your GAMMA setting can have an affect that could cause the pinkish hue--and--once the settings are in place, they will affect the appearance regardless of the device it's plugged into...of course it's difficult to adjust the color when you're starting with 'pink'

True, but i have even gone to the lengths to delete every partition and start from scratch..ive never had this issue before..possible graphics card failure?

IF you have a separate graphics card AND onboard graphics--try connecting the monitor to the onboard--IF problem goes away--then perhaps the Graphics card is hosed.