Environment

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18362.30]

Steps to reproduce

You should be able to use any color scheme, but I'll provide mine specifically below.

Fotsies Colors.ini

[table]
DARK_BLACK = 30,30,30
DARK_BLUE = 0,0,128
DARK_GREEN = 0,128,0
DARK_CYAN = 0,128,128
DARK_RED = 128,75,75
DARK_MAGENTA = 128,0,128
DARK_YELLOW = 238,237,240
DARK_WHITE = 192,192,192
BRIGHT_BLACK = 128,128,128
BRIGHT_BLUE = 0,0,255
BRIGHT_GREEN = 0,255,0
BRIGHT_CYAN = 0,255,255
BRIGHT_RED = 255,75,75
BRIGHT_MAGENTA = 255,0,255
BRIGHT_YELLOW = 255,255,0
BRIGHT_WHITE = 255,255,255

[screen]
FOREGROUND = DARK_WHITE
BACKGROUND = DARK_BLACK

[popup]
FOREGROUND = DARK_CYAN
BACKGROUND = DARK_BLACK

1. Open PowerShell as a regular user (I'm using 5.1 that comes with Windows 10)
2. Obtain the latest ColorTool release and extract it
3. Place the scheme above in the schemes sub-directory under ColorTool.exe
4. Load the scheme: .\ColorTool.exe 'Fotsies Colors.ini'
5. Notice the scheme is not applied correctly and that colors are not consistent as they should be

Expected behavior

As per the previous stable Windows release, colors should be applied correctly and continue to function while using the terminal

Actual behavior

Best way to demonstrate this is with some screenshots:

I tested this with a completely fresh install of windows 10 1903 just now to confirm it's nothing that I've done wrong. I can confirm that everything works perfectly in the previous October 2018 Windows 10 release.

Honestly, the terminal in this new release is unusable for me given all the problems I've been finding and I don't really have much choice but to reinstall the older Windows release as I depend on PowerShell. Unless of course any workarounds may be suggested?

Any help is greatly appreciated.