windows gamma calibration won't stick

I got a problem with my windows display color calibration. If i play a game, the calibration resets, so i have to make a new one again, any suggestions?

I would never use Windows to calibrate my monitors
(waaaaay to in exact)

For my HP 27VX 1920 x 1080 monitor I use NVIDIA's Control Panel:


For my BenQ 4K monitor I use the included software: "Display Pilot".

Try using your GPU to calibrate first.

Cliff S said:

Try using your GPU to calibrate first.

It seems to have solved it, but the problem is that i can't really seem to get a good result with the nvidia control panel settings.

Cerawy said:

this seems to have solved it... but the problem is that i can't really seem to get a good picture with the nvidia control panel settings... my monitor is a lg 27ea33 ips monitor and my graphics cards is a nvidia gtx 760ti.

See this post, I hope it might help: Calibrate Monitor in Windows 10 Windows 10 Customization Tutorials

I followed your guide and i have already calibrated my monitor correctly, but it doesn't seem to have solved the problem. I usually do a clean installation of my graphics card drivers, so perhaps that's messing up my windows calibration? Also, if i navigate to windows color management, click advanced and click on use windows display calibration, my calibration comes back, but as soon as i start a game, the calibration resets, plus there's a popup dialog that says the devices pages has been refreshed due to a hardware change?