The likelihood is that unboxing your monitor and plugging it in is as far as you went in 'setting it up.' A monitor's default settings, however, are rarely its best. The good news is that Windows ...

In Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can adjust the brightness, change the resolution, calibrate the color, and more on your computer monitor.

In Windows, the display calibration tool is in the Display Control Panel, and in Mac OS, if you open the Display System Preferences and click the Color tab, you'll see the button to calibrate.

Press the "Windows" logo key, type "Calibrate display color" in the Search Programs and Files box and then click this link in the search results. The Display Color Calibration window opens.

Datacolor's software isn't the best, but luckily it's easy to use your Spyder5 calibrator with the open-source DisplayCAL software instead. Here's how.

If the Calibrate Touch Screen is missing or grayed out in Windows 11/10, the solutions in this article will help you resolve the issue.

Windows 11 has a new free Windows HDR Calibration app that will quickly allow you to tweak your HDR display to make it look its best. Here's how to use it.

If things don't look quite right while wearing your Windows Mixed Reality headset, some calibration might help. Here's how to do it.