Daniele Salvagni

Please read the FAQ #66 for this sort of problems, if the solution isn't there then this tool is probably not compatible with your system at the moment and needs...

It is possible to adjust the value by one by single clicking on the left/right of the slider indicator, more details here: https://github.com/daniele-salvagni/color-goggles/issues/15#issuecomment-469093672

The problem is not with your .NET version, this happened to many people after formatting. Intel changed a lot of things during the years, and it looks like after reformatting...

Would it be possible to know your exact CPU version? Your Intel UHD Graphics driver version could also be helpful, you can find it in _Device Manager -> Display Adapters...

Hello, just to be sure, are you sure the app isn't already running? It could be minimized and look something like this in your taskbar: Please also check with the...

Could you check your Windows Event Viewer and see if you can find something there after trying to open the application? Running as administrator could also be worth a try...

Running as administrator didn't help? Could you provide some info about your CPU model? Please also attach your `igfxDHLib.dll` so I can take a look at it.

There will not be a 32 bit version, sorry about that. If your CPU is 32 bit then even if the tool were to be compiled for 32 bit it...

The only thing you can do is looking into the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel and see if there are any options there to increase your saturation manually (limited to...

Please see the following FAQ about this project's status: https://github.com/daniele-salvagni/color-goggles/issues/93 If you need any extra info I will try to help, but basically you will have to figure out what...