Yes, you can access Auto HDR features in Windows 11 using Windows 10.

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Yes, you can access Auto HDR features in Windows 11 using Windows 10.

Yes, you can access Auto HDR features in Windows 11 using Windows 10.

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paulkadots
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04-10-2021, 01:16 AM

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I've heard occasional references about this, but my gaming setup is still firmly on Windows 10. The last time I tried to upgrade to 11, it crashed into a loop and wiped everything on my secondary drive with Windows Update files. I don’t really understand what happened. Right now, the HDR support in Windows 10 is quite poor. People say Win 11 has better auto-HDR, and some versions of Windows 10 might work, but I’m struggling to find a reliable method. Thanks for your help!

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paulkadots

04-10-2021, 01:16 AM #1

I've heard occasional references about this, but my gaming setup is still firmly on Windows 10. The last time I tried to upgrade to 11, it crashed into a loop and wiped everything on my secondary drive with Windows Update files. I don’t really understand what happened. Right now, the HDR support in Windows 10 is quite poor. People say Win 11 has better auto-HDR, and some versions of Windows 10 might work, but I’m struggling to find a reliable method. Thanks for your help!