Yellow tinted screen

[bouchra-touati]

i have bought the HP 17" Rayzen 3, and i am noticing that the screen is slightly yellow tinted, i have tried many solutions but non worked, some people told me that it could be that the screen is designed like that to reduce eye fatigue, could you offer some assistance

[Max3Aj]

Hi @bouchra-touati, Welcome to HP Support Community. 

Thank you for posting your query, I will be glad to help you. 
The yellow tint on your HP 17" Ryzen 3 laptop screen could be caused by several factors, and you’ve already tried some solutions. Let’s go through a few key troubleshooting steps to determine the cause and possible fixes:

Check Night Light Settings

Windows has a built-in Night Light feature that reduces blue light, making the screen appear warmer.

• Go to: Settings > System > Display > Night Light
• If it's turned on, disable it and see if the screen returns to a normal color.

Adjust Color Calibration

Windows allows you to recalibrate your display colors manually.

• Go to: Settings > Display > Advanced display settings > Color calibration
• Follow the on-screen instructions to adjust the white balance.

Check Graphics Driver Settings

Your GPU settings might be affecting the screen color.

For AMD Graphics (since you have a Ryzen CPU):

• Right-click on Desktop > Open AMD Adrenalin Software
• Go to Display settings > Look for any "Color Temperature" or "Color Settings"
• Try resetting to default settings or adjust manually.

Update or Reinstall Display Drivers

• Press Win + X > Device Manager
• Expand Display Adapters
• Right-click your graphics driver > Update driver
• If the issue persists, try Uninstalling and then reinstalling the latest drivers from HP’s website or AMD’s official site.

[Max3Aj]

Check HP Display Settings (HP Command Center or Omen Gaming Hub)

• Some HP laptops have a "Comfort View" or "Eye Ease" setting in HP Command Center that may be applying a warm color filter.
• Check for these settings and try disabling them.

Connect an External Monitor

• If the external display does not have a yellow tint, then the issue is likely hardware-related with your laptop’s screen.
• If both screens have a yellow tint, it's probably a software setting.

Perform a BIOS Update

• Check HP website to see if there's a BIOS update available for your model, as some display issues can be firmware-related.

Factory Reset (Last Resort)

• If nothing works, consider resetting Windows:
  • Settings > System > Recovery > Reset this PC
  • Choose Keep my files to avoid data loss.

I hope this helps. 

Take care and have a good day. 

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Max3Aj

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