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CTRL + KP + and - = Change colour saturation.
If they are running a pp filter they can edit the brightness and turn it down. Just open the filter up with notepad change the value and save it. (Make a backup of the original first)
For my system the brightness was only a little to bright so turning it down just a bit made it perfect.
Also they can try some mod pp filters for many people this solves the problem and you do not have to edit your standard AC filters then.
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