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Back in the Color Management dialog, click the newly added sRGB Color Space Profile and click Set As Default:.In the upcoming Add Profile Association dialog box, click sRGB Color Space Profile.icm in the list, and then click Add:.Make a note of the currently active ICC Profile (the one under Default monitor profile).In the Display Properties dialog, choose the Settings tab and click Advanced:.Right-click on your DeskTop and choose Properties.

To assign an sRGB ICC Profile to your monitor in Windows XP, follow these steps:

The sRGB IEC61966-2.1 profile will now be used as the default profile for your monitor:.

Back in the Color Management dialog, click the newly added sRGB IEC61966-2.1 profile and click Set as Default Profile:.

If you see more than one sRGB IEC61966-2.1 in the list as in the screen shot above, chose the sRGB Color Space Profile.icm profile.

In the upcoming Associate Color Profile dialog box, click sRGB IEC61966-2.1 in the list, and then click OK:.

Make a note of the currently active ICC Profile (the one marked " default").

Select the Use my settings for this device check box.

This will display a large number on your displays for identification. In case you are not sure about which monitor to choose, press "Identify monitors".

From the Device list, select your monitor entry.A window like the following will come up:.Open Color Management by clicking the Start button, typing color management in the search box, and choose Color Management:.To assign an sRGB ICC Profile to your monitor in Windows7/Vista, follow these steps: Possible symptoms of a corrupt monitor profile include (but are not limited to):Īssigning an sRGB ICC Profile does not solve the problem (see 5, "Permanent Solution" at the bottom of this article), but it establishes a known environment in order to “prove” the problem lies with the monitor profile. Lightroom is “good” in detecting problems in a monitor profile, it sometimes shows a problem with a monitor profile while other (even color-managed) applications still work OK. Sometimes you might want to assign an sRGB ICC Profile to your monitor to verify whether a display problem is caused by a corrupt monitor profile.