Windows 10: Disable auto enhance images on windows 11 photos app

I would like to disable the auto enhance my photos option on the photos app in windows 11. For some reason there doesnt seem to be an option to disable it on the windows 11 home version. This was an option in the settings on my windows 10 pc. I just want to use the app to preview my raw photo files from my camera- it really frustrates me that it auto enhances the photos.Anyone know how to do this?

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Disable auto enhance in Photos app

Hi,

I'm having some problems with the Photos app as it automatically enhances my RAW photos, which is kind of ridiculous without actually giving me the option to disable it or not. I've searched online and people suggest to simply disable ''Automatically enhance
your photos'' in the settings under Viewing and editing, but I do not have that option, as you can see in the screenshot I've attached below. Is there a fix for this?

Thanks

Edit: I might all add that once opening the RAW photos in the Photos app and after they are auto enhanced they also appear auto enhanced in other image viewing apps, which is completely ludicrous. Only app that displays the images correctly is QuickLook
preview.

 

Windows Auto Enhance Disable

Hello. I am using windows 10 home currently. In the settings on the photos app, I can not find the disable auto-enhance toggle button. When I click on my pictures from inside my file manager, it launches the photos app where windows automatically enhances
the picture. This is really inconvenient for me as a photographer because I can not quickly view the raw unedited photo. When I go into the settings on the photos app, there is no toggle to disable this auto-enhance feature. Please help.

 

Windows 10 Photo App Enhance

Hello Jana,

To turn off the auto-enhance feature of the Photos app, follow these steps:

• Click Start and type Photos then hit
  Enter.
• On the lower left side panel, click Settings.
• Under Automatically enhance my photos, just move the slider to
  Off.

Hope this helps.