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On Win7 I use scaling of 125% and that was enough to cover all my needs. However, on Win10, I had to up it to 135% to even barely match the scale factor. But the issue is that since it works differently it is partially broken for me. There are a few glaring issues at hand:
1. Blurry text in old windows elements like MMC.
2. Unscaled text in some cases, for example dialogue windows, like, when you import some .reg file and a warning pops-up - the text is INCREDIBLY small for 135% scale, but the window itself is scaled an there is plenty of space of bigger font size.
I could fix the blur of 1) by setting HDPIAWARE flag for specific applications, that's fine. But the problem is that it still wont be scaled at all and is really hard to read.
I could not find any way fix the 2). I tried using solutions that enable old Win8.1 scaling (like Windows 10 DPI blurry / fuzzy text font fix - XP Explorer) but still to no avail.
Is there some other aspects of scaling I'm missing that can help me bring it closer to Windows XP/7 style? My eyesight is incredibly poor.
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1. Blurry text in old windows elements like MMC.
2. Unscaled text in some cases, for example dialogue windows, like, when you import some .reg file and a warning pops-up - the text is INCREDIBLY small for 135% scale, but the window itself is scaled an there is plenty of space of bigger font size.
I could fix the blur of 1) by setting HDPIAWARE flag for specific applications, that's fine. But the problem is that it still wont be scaled at all and is really hard to read.
I could not find any way fix the 2). I tried using solutions that enable old Win8.1 scaling (like Windows 10 DPI blurry / fuzzy text font fix - XP Explorer) but still to no avail.
Is there some other aspects of scaling I'm missing that can help me bring it closer to Windows XP/7 style? My eyesight is incredibly poor.
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