How to fix color calibration in Nitro 5 after replacing the display screen to 120 HZ (Non-stock)?

Hello everyone!

So I have Nitro 5 model AN-515-53 & I have replaced the original display which is 1920X1080P 60Hz to 1920X1080P 120Hz (more details about those products at the bottom). The problem with that is the color calibration are really bad. I know how to calibrate and whatever but I want to ask you this. When I first turn on my Gaming Laptop & sign in to Desktop, the colors are displaying correctly perhaps because the drivers didn't apply yet. I was fast enough to see the graphics display settings & it was 120 Hz so I am good. The thing is, after 15 seconds, it will apply those drivers & my screen will look ugly again. So my question is, is there is a possible way to disable the drivers which change the colors only so I can have my original display correct colors while maintaining 120HZ?

Display Screen product that I bought: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H971CQH/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you for your time & I look forward from hearing from you all.

Mustafa Rashad

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Commodore_1995#

Is this problem visible in a screenshot or video? Does your display image have a slightly yellowish color tone?

Mustafa1Rashad

No. It's just too much white, red, blue, and green colors popping up on high contrast. @egydiocoelho

Commodore_1995#

Is the problem visible in a video recording? Have you checked if the problem persists with an older version of the intel and nvidia drivers?

Mustafa1Rashad

It's just the general display being offset by the new screen display that I installed. The colors are not displaying correctly & must be calibrated however, I can calibrate it but I would prefer disabling the drivers that change the color in order to get the most accurate colors. @egydiocoelho

Commodore_1995#

Can you inform the model of the display?

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/hu/g7joqj7501es.png

Mustafa1Rashad

Yes, here is a screenshot. @egydiocoelho

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Mustafa1Rashad

I am sorry. This is the correct one that you asked for. @egydiocoelho

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Commodore_1995#

No, I mean the model of the monitor. Also, did you try to use the "calibrate video colors" function that is present in windows?

Mustafa1Rashad

I corrected it. Look at the previous message. @egydiocoelho

Commodore_1995#

Click here and point to the idhardware tab:

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Your monitor model will be shown.

Mustafa1Rashad

Here you go. @egydiocoelho

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Commodore_1995#

Have you ever used the "calibrate video colors" option in the control panel? Also, is it my impression or are the letters (fonts) also faded?

Mustafa1Rashad

I am using one right now, yes. The only problem with that is that you can never calibrate the colors as good as the original ones. Like I said before, I would like to disable only the color driver which then I can get the correct colors + 120 Hz. I am 100% certain that it is possible to do that however, I don't know how to & that's why I am asking my question here. As for the faded font, no, it's not faded. Last, I got to say thank you so much for your time & I would need to go study now. We will talk at some other time. Have a good day!

Commodore_1995#

Yes, I understand that you want to uninstall the color driver. Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that what you want to do right?

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/jk/9dqmk7rj7u31.jpg

Another question, when you uninstall the monitor drivers, does the problem with the colors remain? It would be interesting to perform this procedure, since you have replaced the monitor with a different model.
Also, check the color settings of the intel control panel:

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/ia/5xt4pxftw7g8.png

Please let me know if these changes helped you, but I don't think it's possible to disable the color driver. You should not try to uninstall the drivers for the monitor and the intel and nvidia video cards.

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