FSX Play Dark Graphics - Colours On Main Screen Are Too Dark

FSX Play Dark Graphics - Colours On Main Screen Are Too Dark

Issue: After loading FSX Play the graphics are darker than usual as in the example above
 
Reason: The settings in the Nvidia Control Panel and in Display Settings are not correct
 
Resolution: If you should come across this occurrence then carefully follow the steps below
 
 
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1: Go into Windows/Settings/System/Display and turn off HDR mode
 
2: In Nvidia Control Panel, and make sure that the settings match the images below on the screen using the projector
 
 
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