Shaun

To go into further detail, when I unplug, the monitor slowly changes so it is not that noticeable but when I plug it back in to switches abruptly.

Tried without success of it making a difference.

Just in case you want to see the difference. Left is unplugged

Is this what you need?

It turns color and also less contrast. It does not go to power saving mode on battery. Screen brightness is the same. Would it be helpful if I attempted to take a photos of the screen?

I calibrated. Awesome. Prints match my screen. Perfect! Then I go to edit a photo from one of my test prints and it looks totally different. I realize that my screen changes if it is running on battery power. If I plug it in the colors go back to being correct. How do I stop the madness? Toshiba Satellite lap top running Windows 8

Since your instructions for calibration instruct to uncheck the ambient light smart control, does that mean that I can unplug the calibrator from the USB until next time I calibrate?

Thanks!

I haven't calibrated yet. I did however adjust this area a while back. I'm getting ready to calibrate now and was trying to determine which of your instructions to follow.

There are no buttons, just adjustments within the Intel graphics control panel. Is that where my confusion comes from?

If my lap top screen can be adjusted for color as well as brightness should I follow the instructions you provided for desktop screens?