It's possible that Microsoft will release a new color management panel that will make selecting the ideal color profile for your computer much simpler.

A well-chosen color profile can make a game look more vibrant on screen, and for photographers and digital artists, it can make all the difference in their next work of art. 

The modification was observed in the most recent Insider Preview Build 26052 of the Windows Insider program, according to VideoCardz. Before the features are made accessible to normal Windows 11 users, this group of developers and fans of Windows receives early access to possible new features and updates in exchange for their feedback.

The new color management panel, which was shown off in the build, has been moved to the main Settings menu and redesigned to look like Windows 11. It has a clearer structure and easy-to-navigate settings. With Build 26052, the previous color management menu—which required using the Windows Control Panel—has been completely eliminated.

Although most users of PCs for work or school may never visit this Settings menu section, photographers, digital artists, video editors, and gamers who depend on getting the most out of their monitors may find this to be very helpful.