At Display options, increase the scaling size of text, apps and other items or reduce the resolution.ģ. From Start menu, click Settings and then click System.Ģ.

How to increase the size of all items (menus, texts & fonts) in all applications Windows 10:ġ. If you want to fix the blurry fonts issues, for all Windows 10 items and applications, then follow the instructions below according your operating system. How to Change DPI Settings for all Applications. If the issue is not fixed, then try to change the 'Scaling performed by:' setting to System. Now launch the application to find out if the issue is fixed. Check the Override high DPI scaling behavior box and then set the 'Scaling performed by:' System (Enhanced). * Note: If you own Windows 8.1, then, at Compatibility tab, check the ' Disable display scaling on high DPI settings' box and click OK.ģ. At the Compatibility tab, click Change high DPI settings. Right-click at the application (or the shortcut) that you face the 'very small fonts' issue and click Properties.Ģ. To adjust the DPI scaling for a specific program, if you 're own a high DPI device or monitor:ġ. How to Change DPI Settings for a Specific Application. Change DPI Scaling for a Specific Application.

How to FIX: Tiny Text Fonts in Menus/Toolbars/Icons in Programs on Windows 10/8.1. In this tutorial I 'll show to you how to resolve the 'tiny and blurry fonts' issue in menus and text in 4k and higher resolution monitors (screens) in Windows 10 & 8.1 OS. By default, desktop applications are completely DPI unaware and are bitmap-stretched by Windows). These applications are automatically scaled by the system at any other DPI settings. They are always assumed to have a scale factor of 100 percent (96 DPI).

DPI Unaware: The DPI Unaware applications do not scale for DPI changes.

These applications are not automatically scaled by the system.

DPI Aware: The DPI Aware applications check for the DPI when they are started, and adjusts the scale factor whenever the DPI value changes.

The above issue is caused because, because most desktop applications are 'DPI unaware'.* That means, that they do not automatically handle the DPI scaling and, as a result, will render blurry or will have wrong size. laptop) with Windows 10, you have probably already noticed that in some applications, the fonts are very small in the menus and the text, and you need a magnifier to read them. If you’re using a high-DPI 4Κ monitor or device (e.g.

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