There are two distinct files. There should be a file in Control Panel called AdobeGamma.cpl (I think) which is Adobe’s utility for calibrating a monitor. After you go through the steps a profile is generated for your monitor. The AdobeGammaLoader runs on startup to load the monitor profile for your session.
It is usually an important first step to calilbrate your monitor so that what you see on the screen matches your printout as closely as possible. Brent supplied a link to an excellent site which describes all of this.
You can try to calibrate it with Adobe Gamma, but I’m affraid it won’t do you any good. Did your monitor come with it’s own tool ? Mine did, and it works fine now. What I get on the printer is 98.1% (sort of..!) what I have on the screen, and I can safely assume it’s a printer problem, as it has no color management (HP 940Cvr).
There are gizmos offered for calibrating a LCD monitor, but they are a little expensive.
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