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How to turn off high contrast windows 8

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SuperUser contributors Aboba and Enmos Proje have the answer for us. Is there a way to force Windows to display in Grayscale (or something very close to Grayscale)? The Answer

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The colors are too much for the student to handle. Is there a way to force Windows to display in monochrome (also known as Grayscale)? I am working with a student who has ADHD (and I am mildly ADHD myself). SuperUser reader Liam William wants to know if there is a way to force Windows to display in Grayscale:

 

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