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In my second, current layer on this underpainting, I'm using a 60/40 fatter ratio, and in both layers, the paint is adulterated 20% with my medium mixtures. I'm using professional grade oils suspended in walnut oil, with a walnut oil/alkyd medium. The underpainting was done several years ago using a different brand of solvent-based alkyd medium, mixed 50/50 with OMS. This happened as I painted a passage two weeks ago in the area I had previously wiped-down (long evaporated), which to recap was a mechanically-thin underpainting on acrylic dispersion primer. I have another strange issue with the same painting that I think must have also been caused by cleaning it with turps. Open the Settings app and you should then be able to turn Night Light on or off.I am reposting my latest question since I now have a new issue, previously discussed under the thread about white-looking filmy rings of presumed impurities that were brought up by cleaning an in-progress painting with artist's rectified turpentine then wiping again with OMS to remove any turps residue.

When you’re done, close Registry Editor and reboot your computer.

Expand the DefaultAccount key, then right-click and delete the following two subkeys:.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\CloudStore\Store\Cache\DefaultAccount

Open the Registry Editor and navigate to the following key:.Night Light settings is greyed out and you can’t disable or enable it? Here is a quick workaround to resolve this issue. When it’s done, you can click the “ Turn on now” button to immediately enable the Night Light feature. There, you can adjust the color temperature by dragging the slider, and set Night Light to kick in when the sun sets and it will automatically get disabled during sunrise. If you enable the Night Light feature, you can configure it further by clicking the “ Night light settings” link under the toggle.

You can then toggle the “ Night light” button to On to enable it, or Off to disable it.

Select the Display tab on the left side.

Press the Windows + I keyboard shortcut to open the Settings app, and then click on the System icon.

How To Enable or Disable Night Light in Windows 10? In this tutorial we’ll show you how to enable or disable Night Light mode in Windows 10, even when the Night Light setting is greyed out. Night Light, also known as “Blue Light”, is a new feature introduced since Windows 10 Creators Update, which makes your display use warmer colors at night to help you sleep better and reduce eyestrain.