Windows 11 Is there a script that can detect if color mode is running on Windows, and if so, can engage Grayscale mode?

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Hi allSo I have succesfully created a Task in Task Scheduler for Windows 11 that allows me to send an Autohotkey ahk script that contains "Windows + Control + C", which successfuly toggles the color mode upon workstation login. There is a problem however, in that it TOGGLES, but does not necessarily set the setting to Gray Scale or Color Mode. Ideally I just want the script to run so that it detects if color mode is engaged, and if True, can then toggle the color setting, so it switches to Grayscale. Is there a means of designing a script like this, either by Autohotkey or another scripting so

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