Adobe Gamma Loader What Is

This entry has information about the startup entry named Adobe Gamma Loader that points to the Adobe Gamma Loader.exe file. It is up to you if this program. May 18, 2008  This is a HARDWARE issue which I am trying to remedy with ADOBE GAMMA LOADER. It has nothing to do with color or photoshop. I do not intend to use any CS2 software on this Vista laptop. The only reason why I installed photoshop (cs2, rob), is to check if it would properly 'install' Adobe Gamma Loader. Examples of diagnostic reading assessments. (As opposed to me just copy/pasting the files.).

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I have Adobe Gamma Loader installed on my machine (thru Photoshop). Anyway, the shortcut is in my startup folder and points to 'Adobe Gamma Loader.exe'. I noticed that when my computer boots up, or if i try to run the exe itself, the monitor display is not changed.

However, if I run the control panel utility, the display will change. Anyone know how I can fix this? Also, if I provide XP with a 'default profile', shouldn't it handle this for me? I've set that up under my display preferences but can't get it to adjust my monitor automatically. Hi mmorasch, Not too clear on this. Are you saying that XP is not using the monitor profile that you built up using Adobe Gamma?

Adobe Gamma Loader.exe will run at every start-up, load the LUT for your video card to use, and then exit. Adobe Gamma.cpl only loads when you select the AG tool from the control panel.

If you have set up an AG monitor profile and saved it, it will be found in System32/spool/drivers/color, and should be used by XP. If XP is not using it there is probably a problem with your video card.