Since 18 November, I have lost the Digital Vibrance slider from the Nvidia control panel in the Adjust Desktop Color Settings. Now there is just "Hue". It seems that this hapened after the driver was updated to 388.13 - not 388.31 which I installed later that day).
I really need to use Digital Vibrance as my monitors don't allow color saturation changes.
I then updated the driver to 388.31 but the problem didn't resolve. I then went back to the 388.00 driver. That didn't resolve the problem. I then uninstalled the drivers (rather than just updating them) and reinstalled them. I found the control panel (which was gone after uninstalling) and Digital Vibrance was back. However, I then had to configure the three screens and enable sli - this made the Digital Vibrance slider disappear again. This is bizarre, and annoying.
Additional info: I have two GTX 780s in sli and triple screens.
I have had this set up for three years or so, no hardware changes, and digital vibrance has always been available and worked fine.
I really need to use Digital Vibrance as my monitors don't allow color saturation changes.
I then updated the driver to 388.31 but the problem didn't resolve. I then went back to the 388.00 driver. That didn't resolve the problem. I then uninstalled the drivers (rather than just updating them) and reinstalled them. I found the control panel (which was gone after uninstalling) and Digital Vibrance was back. However, I then had to configure the three screens and enable sli - this made the Digital Vibrance slider disappear again. This is bizarre, and annoying.
Additional info: I have two GTX 780s in sli and triple screens.
I have had this set up for three years or so, no hardware changes, and digital vibrance has always been available and worked fine.
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