Display turns to REDISH hue after startup

The display works fine in safe boot mode or when at 256 color resolution, but when starting up in regular boot the color changes from the normal blue startup screen to the REDISH hue... running from the digi display out to a Gateway which has run just fine for a year. I've tried Diablotin & turned just about everything off that is a startup item...
any suggestions?

Great idea... not one I had thought of and so I thought that would be it... made sense, but settings are fine and it still does the same thing...
I tried turning it off though with diablotin and also am trying to turn off different screen saver elements... still red right before the screen changes into the main desktop.
thanks for the help

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