Screen turns into blue tint color when trying to watch a full screen video on Youtube.

[mazino_barracud]

System: Windows 10 Home 64bit - Build No. 19042
Battery or AC: Battery
Model: ASUS M413IA
Frequency of occurrence: Every time I try to 1) Fullscreen a video in browser 2) Take screenshots 3) Fullscreen an application.
Reset OS: Yes.
Screenshot or video:
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Detailed description：
For the relevant settings and versions that I have on my laptop:
I have a Ryzen 4500U APU with Integrated Radeon Graphics | 8GB RAM | DirectX 12
BIOS version: X421IAY.309 (Latest).
ASUS System Control Interface: 3.0.12.10 (Latest)
Windows Update: The latest.
Graphics Driver: 21.20.02-210607a-368648C-Asus
Graphics BIOS last update was 2020/03/10 02:21 March 10th, 2020 at 02:21PM
As described above, my screen keeps getting this blue tint whenever I try to open full-screen an application or a video in browser. Taking screenshots also make it blue.
This is when the color is normal:

And this is when it is blue tinted:

// Stuff I have tried to do while searching for past discussions here:
1) Removing MyASUS and downgrade to another version of ASUS System Control Interface: Does not fix the issue.
2) Removing the ASUS Splendid .IMC profiles: This will just make the screen blue permanently. Does not fix the issue.
3) Removing several Windows Update: Did not fix the issue.
4) Resetting my Windows to default: As I said, it didn't fix the issue.
I have online classes I need to attend and I do not want to send this unit in for RMA ( I still have warranty). Is there any software fix that I should consider?

[Falcon_ASUS]

StayAnonymousOnWeb

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/192472#Comment_192472

I have the same issue. It's sad that a lot of people have complained about this in the support forums and there's no solution to this. The only hack I found is to get rid of the .icm extension, splendid files from ASUS System Control Interface which would make the blue tint permanent and then manually adjusting the color temperature to the warmer side in the AMD Radeon software. Rolling back the driver to the oldest version used to solve the issue till Windows 11 update rolled out. Now rolling back the driver does not seem to work.

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@StayAnonymousOnWeb
Could you please tell me what is the laptop model you are using?
[Notebook] How to check the model name and BIOS version | Official Support | ASUS Global