Changes the DPI scaling method in Windows 10, configuring the operating system to use the one in Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1, which comes in handy for high-resolution displays.
- Windows 10 DPI Fix
- Version :2.2
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Michiel Schermer
Windows 10 DPI Fix Description
Windows is configured to automatically detect your monitor’s size and display the desktop at the appropriate scaling level. However, if you want to modify the default settings and tamper with the default DPI scaling to make icons and text larger and easier to read, some windows might display blurry content, especially on high-resolution widescreens. Instead of experimenting with different settings and signing out and in to apply changes, you can use Windows 10 DPI Fix.
Small tweak to change DPI scaling
Delivered inside a lightweight package, this application aims to make your desktop look good, no matter the resolution of your display.
Its main window comprises two options: one to use the Windows 8.1 DPI scaling and the other to switch to the default display scaling in Windows 10. You simply have to check the desired option and press the ‘Apply’ button, but note that one or even two (to apply the default Windows 10 DPI scaling) computer reboots are mandatory for the changes to take effect.
Useful for high-res wide displays
Windows 10 DPI Fix comes in handy to users of computers equipped with a high-resolution widescreen (1920×1080 or higher) who want to enlarge icons and text, but the content of many windows gets blurry when trying to adjust the DPI scaling manually to 125% or more.
Its purpose is to provide a simple means of shifting from the default Windows 10 DPI scaling method to the one used in Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1. With its help, there will be no blurry text on your display.
Fix DPI scaling in Windows 10
Windows 10 DPI Fix is configured to start with Windows, so as to be able to automatically adjust DPI scaling. It just applies the changes and closes itself afterward, without interfering with your work. It is nothing more than a straightforward way to fix the DPI scaling issues you might be experiencing in Windows 10.