You would now probably like to use that SDR slider and move it all the way to the right. In advanced display properties, you can actually check the status. Pardon the Dutch lingo, but you simply enable HDR and WCG (wide color gamut), after which your Desktop now runs in 10-bit. However, if you want to try it out, simply type HDR in search or Cortana, and go to its settings. For example, lots of applications cannot deal with the 10-bit color space, heck, even Google Chrome messes up. Enabling HDR in desktop mode in my experience creates more errors and anomalies than the pleasure of having HDR. The benefits are slim really unless you need it for a software application working in a wider color space. My advice, leave HDR for Windows desktop mode disabled. Probably once you have an HDR screen, you'll get all trigger happy about getting the Windows 10 desktop to run in HDR mode. We'll divide this page into these segments. Basically, HDR needs to be switched on/off per game, OS and even for movie/media playback.
Luckily, some advancements have been made over the past few months in Windows 10. Working in a screen setup at HDR is not something that happens by default.
On this page, I wanted to share some of my experiences in the form of a guide. Tweet Enabling HDR for Windows - Gaming, and Video
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