Adjust your monitor to its native resolution of 1920x1080 (full HD). However, I recently discovered something cool in Windows 10. I have a 1920x1280 full HD ASUS Monitor and yes the same thing in Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 for me, everything was very small, but changing the DPI settings to 125% from the native 100% made everything worse from desktop gadgets to certain programs that did not adjust well to higher then the native DPI of 96pt 100% so I always increased the text sizes and icon sizes and left DPI alone. Hey, can you try something different? I have not experienced blurry text. PS: I’ve also reported this on the feedback. I have installed and use the latest NVIDIA driver on both my Operating Systems. I have never used Win 8 or Win 8.1, this is new to me, so I’d like to ask you:Ģ) Is there anything I can do to fix this because I dislike this blurriness? Perhaps these screenshots display differently on your monitors so here is a comparison of (a part of) the Device Manager between the two OSes, magnified at 400% : By the way, On Windows 10 I use the "Recommended Settings", for 125%, and not a Custom DPI. Here is how (some of) those Windows components display on my Windows 7 installation and how they look on Windows 10. On Windows 7 64bit Home Premium I always use 125% (Medium) as well, and I never had any similar issues (blurry text). And I always set both of them at 125% DPI zoom because if I will not, everything appears too minuscule. I always run them on their native resolution. The following two screenshots show my monitor’s specifications. When it comes to all those Windows components I’ve already mentioned though, I have not managed to resolve this yet. I have managed to resolve this by ticking "Disable Display Scaling On High DPI Settings" for these applications. I also see this blurry text on the installers of the programs I am installing, but also on some programs themselves. And that is blurry text on some Windows components like the Device Manager, the Task Scheduler, the Event Viewer, the Disk Management, and others. There is one thing though I have observed since the beginning, meaning in earlier builds, as well.
I’m running the latest, leaked, Windows 10 10147 build and everything works fine on my system.
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