display-settingswindows 10
A kid pressed some keys (possibly some hot-keys) while I was away. It caused the display to turn to a reddish tint.
I want to change it back to default. I don't seem to find any simple way to do that.
Most of the forums I read discuss using some tools like colour management. But I don't want to customize my display. I just want the default look back.
I have already spent more than an hour searching for a solution without any luck.
Please provide a simple solution.
I have a Dell XPS 15 with HD Graphics 4600. Install the latest driver of the Dell site (this is older than the version of Intel) resolved the issue for me.
I found the best solution to a similar (but opposite?) issue was to use the UWP Remote Desktop app (via MS Store). It still uses the same RDP protocol, so should be able to connect to any machine the classic Remote Desktop client can.
Within the connection-specific settings, you have the option to specify an exact resolution and DPI scaling - the latter is not possible with the classic Remote Desktop client:
If you specify a fixed size, the UWP Remote Desktop app will instead stretch the display locally if you enter full screen mode. This is controllable via an app-global setting:
Best Answer
This is a basic setting on the windows Action Center. All you have to do is press the notification button, and press night light to turn it off.