But if you install the old Adobe Photoshop CS2, which includes Adobe Gamma, then I believe you should get that Adobe Gamma applet. Secondly, as stated above, Adobe Gamma is no longer needed and no longer supplied with current versions of Photoshop. If you use color profiles with your display, it is recommended to login as administrator, go to Color Management applet, hit Change system defaults button and enable that Use Windows display calibration option on system-wide level. This "LUT loading" is exactly what happens when you enable Use Windows display calibration checkbox in Advanced tab of Color Management applet in Control Panel. This functionality has been integrated into Windows itself (since Windows Vista).
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