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Rajwant kaur

Thank you so much

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simon

just to say thank you…! the problem had me totally confused and couldnt find solution until yours very kindly appeared!

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Ciprian Adrian Rusen

Happy to help. Don’t hesitate to subscribe to our website.

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Carol Delaney

Thank you for this very awesome information to quickly fix my problem

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kevin gregory

many thanks

that worked a treat

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Ciprian Adrian Rusen

I’m glad it worked. Don’t hesitate to subscribe to our newsletter, so that you can get more awesome tips and tutorials.

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Ramjan Hossain

This is absolutely helpful for victims. Thanks Dear. You know the smart way of solving problems which helps the victims to understand easily. Appreciable.. (y)

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Deep Saxena

thanks for your help….

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SAKET JAISWAL

wowwww good

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Nelson Calabria

As Windows versions grow, so do problems with it.
Disabling filter worked fine. I am in a colored world again.
Thanks

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sam samy

great .. it worked for me.. its awesome.. thanks for help.

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Lisa V

OMG…I’ve been racking my brain for 3 days. Trying all sorts of stuff. This morning laying in bed (not being able to fall back to sleep) I jumped up and said “I know…I’ll google it” Thank you so much for the very simple solution a frustrating dilemma.

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Ciprian Adrian Rusen

Happy to help.

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darksoul

love you bro

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JRR

Absolutely the best and quickest resolution to the sudden problem of losing color.

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HateMS

THIS is why Microsoft is such crap. Why the f would anyone with half a brain make a keyboard shortcut to turn your screen grey scale?!? morons. Complete morons. And no, there is absolutely NOTHING anyone can say to justify this. This is the most ridiculous ‘feature’ of this broken pos operating system ever.

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TurBo

Thanks a lot. Very helpful. Cheers!

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CasualSheep

Thanks so much I was just playing video-games when it happened and it freaked me out but thanks so much for the fix.

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Sela Toki

Thank you so much.

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James

Thank You!!!

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Louis

Thank you

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Jennifer

Thank you sooooo much!

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bobsla bob law law firm

It’s CTRL + WINDOWS + C not, WINDOWS + CTRL C. Just sayin

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Ciprian Adrian Rusen

Lol. You realize it doesn’t matter? Press them in any order you wish, as long as you press all three at the same time. 🙂

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Joyce

I agree that the order of what you press does not matter.
That person is ungrateful and doesn’t know what he/she is talking about.
Many thanks to you that now I can work with color monitor!

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Mary Kelly

Thank you so much….I’ve spent about two hours trying to remove the greyscale filter …..and now it’s gone just like that!

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Karthik

Thanks a Lot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It helps 🙂

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Joyce

Windows icon+Ctrl+C really helped me change my display setting from a black and white and grey color setting back to normal color setting.

It worked and this is great, thank you!

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Edalon

Real nice. Thanks.

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Rob

Thank you so much, It was driving me mad!

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Rob

Thank you so much, It was driving me mad!

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Alan8

(I’m sorry if you’re getting tired of all the thank-yous.) Thank you!

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Ciprian Adrian Rusen

We are never getting tired of Thank You messages. 🙂 If you appreciate your help, do not hesitate to subscribe to our newsletter. You will find other useful tutorials. 😉

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Sandeeep mani tiwari

Thank you so much.

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Jatin

Thanks ! Problem Solved

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JD Reader

Thank you very much for the very easy answer. I use alt+ctrl+C for calculator and I obviously hit the windows key. I corrected, but, your page is almost black and white, and didn’t notice a change. I panicked but swapped out and saw it worked. THANKS.

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Ciprian Adrian Rusen

Funny! 🙂 We used first screenshots in black and white to show the problem people have and make it obvious how things look when you have the problem. The final screenshot(s) are in color, to show how things look once you fix the problem.

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rodalyn

thanks for the info it’s really help…

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Magic Mike

A concise solution to the problem and a detailed explanation of how and why it occurred. Fantastic. Thank you!

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Leong

Thks. Useful tip.

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Jhun sablada

Thank you very much. It helps me a lot.

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Jhun sablada

Thank you very much. It helps me a lot.

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saqib

CTRL + Windows logo + c
press these button combination, instantly your display goes color ful 😉

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joe ormrod

much apreciated, thank you

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Ken Myers

Thanks!! Solved my problem

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Abdulla Madhih

Thanks for this, appreciate it.

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Gary Oknefski

This happened to my iMac running Parallels Desktop and Windows 7. I fix it I followed the above instructions. I selected the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen. Then I selected the Settings icon just above it. Then I selected the Ease of Access button. Next I selected the Color and High Contrast button. Finally turned off the Apply Color Filter and the problem was solved! Thanks for the help!

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iVAN

THANKS A LOT

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CKV

Your advise is very useful. I am able to fix my problem.
Thank you for posting it.

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Vijay

Thanks for providing simple and quick solution. I spent a lot of time searching for appropriate drivers, starting Windows in safe mode, etc. but obviously it did not work. I am glad I found this link.

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Fred

Perfect, thank you!

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nocity

TYVMMMM

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Mark, UK

Thank-you. Your article saved me the cost of a new monitor, which would also have displayed in grayscale!

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T

Thanks for the tip

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jagdish prajapati

thank u very much…very usefulll

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smat

tnx

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James Massa

Thank you for this useful information. My monitors going black and white all of a sudden scared the hell out of me.

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