Display Problem:  black stuff suddenly looks red

Everything black (objects/graphics/print/cursor) suddenly has a "red tinge" to it. Black parts of graphics almost "glow red.." I don't remember changing any settings, but how can I get rid of the red and back to pure black with no red aura around it.

Hello vichuboy,
I understand that the color is wrong on your display.
Connect an external monitor to the laptop and see if you are having the problem on the external monitor.
Let me know how everything goes.

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