5 Ways to Open Display Color Calibration in Windows 10

By Achilles Hill | Last Updated June 04, 2025

The Display Color Calibration tool in Windows 10 allows users to adjust gamma, brightness, contrast, and color balance to ensure accurate color representation on their monitors. Accessing this tool can be accomplished through various methods. Below are five effective ways to open Display Color Calibration.

Way 1: Turn Display Color Calibration on via Run.

Step 1: Open Run by Windows+R, input dccw and click OK.

Way 2: Open Display Color Calibration through CMD

Step 1: Enable Command Prompt.

Step 2: Type dccw.exe and press Enter.

Way 3: Access Display Color Calibration by Windows PowerShell.

Step 1: Get into Start Menu and choose Windows PowerShell.

Step 2: Input dccw and hit Enter.

Way 4: Open Display Color Calibration via searching.

Type cali in the search box on taskbar, and choose Calibrate display color in the result.

Way 5: Turn Display Color Calibration on in Control Panel.

Step 1: Open Control Panel.

Step 2: Input display in the top-right box, and select Calibrate display color from the options.

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