Microsoft is adding Auto HDR to Windows 10. The new setting, borrowed from the Xbox Series X/S, adds HDR (High-Dynamic Range) color and brightness lev ...

Auto HDR support is currently being tested on Windows 10. The feature adds Auto HDR to over 1,000 PC games. The feature is currently available for testing for Windows Insiders in the Dev channel.

Auto HDR for PC is currently a preview feature only available in the Windows Insider Program (Dev Channel). To experience this feature now, you’ll want to click here to join and get access to ...

Check that Windows 10, and your PC’s video drivers, are up to date. Install any updates that are available. Manually toggle your monitor to its HDR mode using its on-screen menu.

Microsoft is planning to automatically add HDR support to more than 1,000 PC games. The software maker is now testing a new Auto HDR feature on Windows 10, which works just like it does on the ...

Otherwise, you can toggle the feature on and off as part of the Windows 10 Settings: Go to System > Display, then to the Windows HD Color Settings link. Here, you’ll see a new Auto HDR toggle ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new preview build of Windows 10 to testers, and it gives users more control over Virtual Desktop behavior, brings an updated UI for File Explorer, and made some changes ...

However, you’ll need to turn on auto HDR on your Windows 11 PC if you want to enjoy the game to its full potential. Subnautica & Subnautica: Below Zero.

We're not sure when Microsoft will roll Auto HDR out to all Windows 10 PC users, but we'll update you when we find out. 17 comments 282 likes and shares. Share this article: ...

Hopefully, Auto HDR will breathe some new life into older PC games that people know and love.

Due to the problem, Microsoft will no longer deliver the Windows 11 24H2 update to PCs with Auto HDR turned on. As Microsoft advises, the way to get around this, of course, is to turn off Auto HDR ...

Recent additions like Auto HDR in Windows 10 and 11 have brought thousands of PC games one step closer to making your next HDR monitor purchase worth the extra cost. About Chris Stobing ...