Monitor profiling under Windows XP

>I use Photoshop CS2 under Windows XP, and Eye-One Photo for color profiling
> of my display. I am having difficulties getting the expected results.
>
> What I do: I use Eye-One Match v3.2a to create a display profile. This
> profile is installed properly, and the gamma LUT is properly loaded into
> my
> video card upon startup. The loading is performed either by Adobe Gamma
> Loader or Logo Gamma Loader (part of the Gretag Eye-One software).
>
> What I expect: I expect colors to look good - corrected - system wide,
> including inside and outside Photoshop.
>
> What I get: Everything looks great - properly corrected - except the
> image
> in Photoshop. If I may guess then it seems that PS misses the fact that
> the
> LUT from my monitor profile has been loaded and that no more correction is
> necessary, so Adobe converts the colors of my image (which is in sRGB) to
> my
> monitor color space. This then is additionally corrected by the gamma LUT
> in
> my video card, resulting in incorrect colors.
>
> What to do?
>
> - Lars
> --
> Lars Vinberg
> large-format photography
> portfolio: www.8x10.se
>