I have the same problem with my HP G2 VR.
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Users \ User \ AppData \ Local \ Packages \ Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe \ LocalCache \ UserCfg.opt
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Doesnât work on my PC (no VR)
Nice one Thank you
I donât have the localcache folder, just one called local state. Any ideas?
You must enable hidden folders , I think , because AppData is showing as a hidden folder by me. hope this will help.
Nice. That picture really shows the problem well!
stay the same by me.
Same for me, any solutions for this problem?
Reverb G2, 10900k, 3090 on Win10 
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On my system, that is a Reverb G2 running via a 3090 card and a 10900k,
i have terrible overexposure since the 1st day. I find similar problems when
looking on google, but without real solutions.
Does anyone have the same problem on the G2? Or is it a known problem?
My system is perfectly up to date, newest Win10, newest Geforce drivers,
newest Bios, newest FS2020 version etcâŚeverything stock, no NVidia
changes, just the active OpenXR render scaling, like everybody does 
Thanks for your help guys!!
Iâve tried quite a lot, usercfg.opt, fpsVRâs color settings, Nvidia Panel, ReShade. Iâve found NOTHING to actually work under VR (Reverb1). 
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In clear skies it can get a bit bright in mine, but I wouldnât say it is overexposed. Today, I was flying in daytime in mostly overcast conditions and it was hard to make out some ground details because of how dark it was, as I would expect. Overall, Iâd say mine is realistically bright, which is not much help to you I know, but at least you have a data point. This is with a 3080, i9 and G2.
My experience is similar to ResetXPDR. Overall Iâd like more brightness and contrast available form the G2.
When you describe the display as âoverexposedâ, is that the whole display (every direction), or are you talking about the effects added by the sim when looking from inside the cockpit to outside; or when looking towards the sunlight? This effect seems to have been added to simulate the effect of changing brightness on your eyes and can make the world appear very bright and washed out. Some people find this quite realistic, some hate it.
There are quite a few threads on this topic (most of them very rambling), but you can vote on a request to have more control available for the VR display here:
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Its really overexposed, like in photography you would sayâŚabout 1-2 stops overexposed. When the sunlight hits the cockpit, the bright areas are really washed out and purely white. Also looking into the clouds is pretty low contrast. I dont have this in DCS so i think its not a hardware related problem with the G2 etcâŚ
They really should give us some controls about brightness & contrast. Some like it darker, some like it brighter, its personal taste. In DCS you can easily change gamaâŚdone!
The VR in general is not up to snuff compared to other programs. If you have Aerofly 2 try it in VR and look at the clarity. I understand its not the same as the MSFS sim in complexity, but canât they do something to get the VR to look as good?
Yes they can. But nothing is going to happen until after the Xbox launch. They even delayed the PC DX12 release.
VR kinda works, but is buggy and blurry AF. Itâs a buggy mess. Jorg even said they will âoverhaulâ the VR code in the future. Thatâs an admission.
Yes, it is overexposed (Reverb G1, i9 10850, RTX3090). I fixed it, at least until the next update, by editing the userconfig.opt and setting ColorGrading to 0. This did work for me but others report that they did not see an improvement.
Thanks i will try that asapâŚbut it would be so easy to implement a kind of exposure-settings into the simâŚwouldn´t it?
I am sure it would be, but consider the thousands of little things that they need to work on for the next release. I do hope that they will get to it eventually.
this is the #1 most voted bug in VR and yet when Asobo was asked the question about fixing this they seemed to not even know it existed.
is this issue not being recognized at all by Asobo? if that is the case then we are far far away from having a nice experience in VR unfortunately
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