1] Open the Color Management window using the Search box

The quickest way to open Color Management is by using the Windows 11 Search box. Just type color management in the Search box of Windows 11 and click on the available result to open it.

2] Open Color Management using the Settings app

3] Launch the Color Management window via Control Panel

Open the Control Panel window and change the View by mode from Category to Large icons or Small icons. Click on the Color Management option and its window will open.

4] Use File Explorer to open the Color Management window

Press the Win+E hotkey to open the File Explorer window. In the address bar of File Explorer, type colorcpl, and use the Enter key to open the Color Management window.

5] Access the Color Management window using the System32 folder

6] Launch the Color Management window using the Run Command box

Open the Run Command box using the Win+R hotkey. Type colorcpl in the text field, and press the OK button to immediately launch the Color Management window.

7] Open the Color Management window via Task Manager

8)Use Windows Terminal to launch Color Management

1. Right-click on the Start button of Windows 11
2. Select the Terminal option and the Windows Terminal app will open with the default profile
3. Use the drop-down icon available on the title bar
4. Open the Command Prompt window or select the Windows PowerShell option
5. Type colorcpl and hit Enter key to execute the command.

9] Create a Desktop shortcut to open Color Management

• Right-click on your Windows 11 desktop
• Access the New menu
• Select the Shortcut option
• In the desktop shortcut wizard, enter the following location of the Color Management window in the location field:

C:\Windows\System32\colorcpl.exe

• Select the Next button
• Add a name for this shortcut (like the ColorManagement shortcut or anything else you want) in the text field
• Press the Finish button.