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@Polcius The general Windows color system has to be configured so that the profile is installed and marked as default system-wide, but without directly applying it. You can do that by accessing the color configuration panel in the Windows Control Panel. Change the system-wide settings under the "advanced" tab. Under the next "advanced" tab untick the the checkbox, and make sure you use the installed profile as default, with ICC display conditions. If your profile isn't present in the drop-down menu, you can install it in the "devices" tab. Make sure your user settings are merged with the system defaults, you can merge them in the "device" tab of the first screen under "profiles".
To save on resources, you can additionally disable the Windows Color System service. You can access it by running "services.msc" .
There are additional guides for this item if you search for Windows color solutions for Photoshop.
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