Enhanced color management is being introduced to Windows 11 as an awaited upgrade. 
Windows is making significant updates that will impact gamers and professionals alike. The color management team is introducing a variety of changes to manage the portfolio. With the release of Windows 11, Microsoft has been planning to shift away from the Windows XP interface, particularly in the realm of graphics and displays. There’s a new color management panel with a simplified interface to make it more user-friendly. The system can now automatically choose the best profile for specific software versions with software-based version management. Users also have the ability to easily assign a profile to any connected display. This is a significant update, especially for professionals who require high-quality output. It’s worth noting that the new version management also provides a way to alter the version. 
Managing versions before or after, Source: MicrosoftTo access the new options, users need to first enable the Dev or Canary mode. These modes are not intended for everyday use, as they are often prone to unexpected behavior, particularly in games. The new page can be found in Settings > System > Display > Color Management. With the latest Windows Insiders build – Canary and Dev (Build 26052) – users will get to see the new Color Management settings page under Settings > System > Display > Color Management. The new page enables users to add or remove color profiles, set defaults, and more! pic.twitter.com/T05KvasqfO— DirectX 12 (@DirectX12) February 8, 2024 Source: Microsoft
