How to Change Color Saturation on Windows 10

Do you want to adjust color saturation on your Windows 10 device? Saturation determines how vivid colors are displayed on the screen. To adjust color saturation is very simple, you just need to install the Intel® Graphics Command Center software. This wikiHow teaches you how to change color saturation on Windows 10.

Table of Contents

Install Intel® Graphics Command Center

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Visit the Microsoft Store website. To control the graphics card and display on Windows 10, you need to use the Intel® Graphics Command Center software. To install, visit the Microsoft Store page of the Intel® Graphics Command Center. ^{[1] X Research Source}

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Click the blue “Get” button. After redirecting to the Microsoft Store app, click “Get” again.

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Click “Install”. Once you click it, the “Get” button will change to “Install”. Click here and wait for the app to download.

Change color saturation

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Open Intel® Graphics Command Center. Click the “Start” button with the Windows icon located in the lower left corner of the screen. Proceed to scroll on the left menu to find the “Intel® Graphics Command Center” software, then click to open it. ^{[2] X Trusted Source Microsoft Support Go to Source}

The software will be arranged in alphabetical order, so scroll down to the “I” category to find it faster.

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Click “Display” located in the menu on the left, then select the “Cpor” tab. Next, click the “Custom” button with the plus icon. ^{[3] X Research Sources}

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Adjust the “Saturation” slider. Scroll down to find the “Saturation” slider. Proceed to click and hold and drag the white rectangle located on the slider to adjust. When you drag to the left, the color saturation will decrease, and if you drag to the right, the color saturation will increase.

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Adjust the “Contrast” slider (optional). Contrast will change the ratio between light and dark, and help you achieve the visibility you want. The Contrast slider is located just above the Saturation slider. Drag left to decrease contrast, and drag right to increase contrast.

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Undo the change made. If after changing the display is not satisfactory, simply click the “Restore to Original Cpors” button located below the “Cpor” tab.

Steps

Install Intel® Graphics Command Center

Change color saturation

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