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I have a regular 17 inch Apple Studio Display, and it looks funny all of a sudden. Everything has really bright areas, like folder icons on my desktop have really bright top left corners. It's like the contrast is way up, even though it's not. I tried calibrating, but that fist step that you do, the one with the grey oval on black...the oval never shows up no matter how bright I adjust or how high I adjust the contrast. Could this mean the monitor is on it's way out? Thanks, Bill |
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Could you have accidentally activated on of the Universal Access preferences, like perhaps the Contrast setting? Check the "Universal Access" pane of the System Preferences...
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That did the trick. For some reason the contrast was set way up in there. One of my kids must have been screwing around! Thanks, Bill |
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