Windows Photo Gallery Problem

Joan Archer said:
To be honest I haven't really taken much notice I don't really use it that much I just put photo's in the Picture folder burn them to CD for backup then put them into their own folders in Pictures and that's it :D

I'll apologise now if I'm late getting back here, I'm in the middle of cooking Sunday dinner so may disappear again in a minute and not get back for a while ;)
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Cheers and thanks. Any left-overs?:D
 

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Sorry no left overs the Sepoy's will have to make do with what you give them this time ;)
 

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Dzomlija said:
Usama said:
Dzomlija said:
"Windows Photo Gallery" is what is included "in-the-box" with Windows Vista. "Windows Live Photo Gallery" is a seperate, free download. There are some improvements over the standard Vista version, and your own problem may be resolved too.

Download it here: Windows Live
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Thank's, I downloaded it but it is still the same. :(
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What color management settings do you have applied?
  1. Right-click an empty area of the desktop, then select "Personalize"
  2. Click "Display Settings"
  3. Click "Advanced Settings..."
  4. Click the "Color Management" tab to open it
  5. Click "Color Management..."
  6. What settings are displayed there? The following screenshot shows my settings:
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They are the same as yours.
 

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    Asus P5Q Deluxe
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    Nvidia Geforce GTX 280
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    BenQ V2400W
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    500GB 7200RPM
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