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Once your PC reboots, the magic begins. You can now open the app to switch between specialized modes:

This is usually a driver conflict. Uninstall True Color, use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to clean your Intel/NVIDIA drivers, reinstall MSI-provided graphics drivers, then reinstall True Color.

If you see this message, it usually means one of two things:

: For 100% sRGB accuracy, perfect for creators. Install Msi True Color

There are two primary ways to install MSI True Color. The method you choose dictates the stability of the software.

Click the system tray arrow in the bottom right corner of your Windows taskbar.

: If an old version is causing issues, uninstall the current True Color app and delete the folder C:\ProgramData\Portrait Displays before reinstalling. Once your PC reboots, the magic begins

However, installing it correctly is often more complex than just clicking "Next." This guide will walk you through a clean installation to ensure you don't run into the common "System not supported" error. Step 1: Verify Compatibility

If True Color fails to switch profiles when you launch a game or design app, open the software and navigate to the menu. Manually browse and link the specific .exe file of your game or software to your preferred color profile.

Ensure your Intel or NVIDIA graphics drivers are up to date. Sometimes, an outdated GPU driver prevents the software from communicating with the screen. Software Not Opening If the app won't launch after an update: If you see this message, it usually means

If prompted by Windows User Account Control (UAC), click to allow the installer to make changes.

If the application opens but you cannot select profiles like "Gamer" or "sRGB," Windows may be overriding the color control.

On your product's page, click on the tab located in the top-right or center menu. Click on the Utility or Driver & Downloads section.