Color/ shade adjustment

I'm having a bit of a problem. It seems that I can't view certain colors/ shades of colors. How do I adjust this? I know the colors are there because I can see these shades when I'm on a different user my computer, but my user can't view it. I guess I adjusted it unknowingly. And I know it's not the light, because I've tried changing it but I still can't view the colors... Can I reset it somehow to it's original settings? If so, how?

If you select System Preferences>Displays. Set the Resolution to 1280x800
and the Colors to Millions. Click Colors and select Color LCD. See if that works.

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