Open Windows HDR Calibration, follow the on-screen instructions to set brightness and color levels, and create your custom profile to optimize HDR performance.

The app guides you through adjusting minimum and maximum brightness, as well as color saturation, to tailor the display settings for your HDR content.

Yes, by calibrating your display, you can enhance HDR game visuals, including Auto HDR compatibility, ensuring more vivid and accurate colors.

Follow the calibration wizard within the app to adjust brightness and saturation sliders step-by-step, then save the profile for consistent HDR quality.

It is designed for Windows 11 HDR displays. Compatibility may vary based on your device; check your display specifications for best results.

The app is free to download and use; however, check the app store page for any premium features or updates that may require payment.

Yes, the app allows you to create and store multiple profiles, making it easy to switch between settings for gaming, movies, or general use.

Calibration creates a custom profile that temporarily overrides default settings without changing global display options, maintaining flexibility.

Recalibrate if you notice color or brightness inconsistencies, or after system updates; a typical calibration every few months is recommended.

Try rerunning the calibration process, adjusting the sliders carefully; if issues persist, consult the app's support or reset to default settings.