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Increase saturation color on Toshiba Laptop
Boggin:
That's great news as it confirms you can still get Win 10 free.
One feature of Win 10 is the right click on the taskbar Windows icon which gives you easy access to a number of utilities
If the new graphics driver hasn't enhanced your settings to include Saturation, I'm not sure if when you open Control Panel and select Colour Management whether changing any of those settings will give you what you want.
To access Control Panel click on the search box where can then select it from the pane that opens.
JohnCoool:
I might not be able to do the upgrade.
The 1st time it got stuck on one of the pre installation tasks. Before it started the installation.
Then I rebooted and logged into the Administrator account and tried again so that it works better.
I got the message that it is unable to determine if the machine can run Windows 10 and to try again. I tired this 2 times.
Each time it re-downloads Windows 10. So it takes time to see the results.
Boggin:
Unfortunately the software to determine if a machine can run Win 10 is no longer available.
Can you disable your antivirus program before you try again - they can sometimes be over protective.
JohnCoool:
I actually uninstalled the Antivirus before I attempted the upgrade to avoid such problems.
There are tips online around this issue. I will see if any of them work.
The other Laptop that I upgraded is running on Icore 5 and My Toshiba is on Core Duo. Maybe this could have caused the issue because as I mentioned before that it can barely run Opera GX browser.
Boggin:
Usually if a machine can run Win 7 okay then it can run Win 10 as long as you have a min of 32GB free space to install Win 10.
My two Toshiba C660 are both low spec and they run Win 10 okay.
This one - a C660-28R has an Intel Celeron B800 Dual Core 1.5GHz CPU with integral graphics with 8GB RAM installed.
I don't know that Browser as I just use IE.
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