Gamma Control is an easy to use software designed to let you adjust the gamma on your computer, by just pressing a combination of keys on your keyboard. Or you can adjust the gamma levels by using a trackbar. Gamma Control allows you to put your monitor to sleep, by pressing key combinations, which especially proves useful if you have more than one monitor, and you wish you put them in standby mode when you leave.
In version 5 of Gamma Control, a profile manager has been added, so you can customize the hotkeys to fit your needs for each game. You can change profiles from Gamma Control, or by right-clicking the tray icon, and "Select Profile".
MDFileHash is a simple piece of software allowing you to drag and drop your files to MDFileHash, revealing the MD5 hash value for a specific file. This allows you to see whether a file is legit or has been tampered with. Additionally you can save the log of all the files you have opened with MDFileHash.
Wait, what happened? License activation for Gamma Control is now back to normal. Read about the issue here. Further more, the Updater for Gamma Control was also struck by this issue, as downloaded files from here, are also downloaded and checked securely. What this means is that we can not use the updater for this new update…
Issue at hand An error has been reported, that when registering your Gamma Control license, you will be prompted with an SSL/TLS error. How did this happen? This is caused by the fact that we validate your license through a secure channel. However, the TLS version has been force updated on our server provider’s part,…
Microsoft released their newest feature update 1903. Hoo-ray! However… Unfortunately, Gamma Control 4 and 5 does not work on this release (yet). Some research around the web shows that the functions/APIs Gamma Control utilizes are still available, but the search also showed that most gamma/brightness/contrast/display profile related software out there has issues on version 1903.…
Hello everyone and all of you! On this day, 10 years ago, Gamma Control first helped brighten up the darkness, or darken your blinding lights around you! A.K.A. the first version of Gamma Control was released upon the world, 10 years ago! I dove into the Gamma Control archive and started up each version, to grab…
Necessary fixes! The reason for the update A couple of reports of errors on Windows 7 32 bit has popped in, so it was time to dig deeper into the issue. Along with that an updated EULA was necessary. What’s new?! Changes made: – Changed the “Direct Support” button on the Help page to send…
You spoke, we listened – we went and we did! The reason for the update There was a problem with security software, flagging Gamma Control because it was unnecessarily writing to the Registry before. This was semi true – Gamma Control needed to write to the Registry, in order to start up with Windows. However,…
Gamma Control 5 Release Finally, as promised, Gamma Control 5 has been released. What’s all the fuss about? Gamma Control 5 holds a new feature which has been requested many times, it is ad-free and will receive continued updates, whereas updates on Gamma Control v4 have been ceased. The big, new feature, is a profile…
Guitar Tuner has, as of 24th of May 2016 been removed from DesktopNerds.com It is seen as legacy software that will no longer be updated. However, should one face issues with the software, as it might still be found on other websites. Do not hesitate to open a support ticket. Additionally, new, bundle free, installers…
If you are a frequent visitor here, you might have already noticed that the support forum has been taken down. All users created prior to this change will be deleted soon. This is due to some upcoming changes in products, where software like Gamma Control will become a paid application. Obviously with added features, for…
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