New windows computer. New drivers loaded and reloaded for Pro-100 and Pro-100 XPS. Pro-100 is connected by USB. Windows color management for both Pro-100 and XPS drivers is set to Automatic (Recommended).
Monitor is calibrated
Actual print matches Photoshop on display, but PRO-100 Preview is very saturated.
Printing from Photoshop with Print Settings including Color matching set to None and Preview Before Printing checked.
Printer profile is Canon PRO-100 <MP> Matte Photo Paper.
When Photoshop Manages Colors, colors on the Photoshop print screen look OK, but the Print preview screen colors are very over-saturated, as if ICC has been applied twice.
When Printer Manages Colors, the Print Preview screen matches the Photoshop print screen and the Photosho workspace.
On my prior PC, I had this problem but found it was related to not having Windows color management set to Automatic.
Today, my old PC does not show this problem with identical settings to above.
On Control Panel Devices and printers, the Pro-100 shows as as Canon PRO-100 series. Both drivers show up when I click on Printer Properties. On the old PC it shows as Canon PRO-100 series XPS; only the XPS driver shows up under printer properties.
Where can this apparent ICC doubling be originating?
Sure appreciate some Sherlock Holmes work on this by somebody.
Richard Knudson
