How to Customize Windows 10 PC’s 4K Display Scaling – Guide
Windows 10 and MacOS both have dedicated fanbases, each drawn to different features. Windows users appreciate the look and feel of the OS, as well as its expansive PC ecosystem. Meanwhile, MacOS users value its sleek design and tight integration with Apple hardware and software. Historically, MacOS has been superior when it comes to high-resolution screens; however, 4K is now the new standard for high resolution displays - and Windows 10 is keeping up. Here’s how to set high DPI scaling in Windows 10 for optimal visuals on your computer.
Scaling Windows
A new way to adjust the scale has been revealed - follow these steps to make the change.
To access the Settings app, click the Notification icon on the taskbar or the Start button followed by the gear icon in the Start menu.
The Display section should be the first thing users see when they open the page. To adjust Scale and Layout, scroll down.
Users can customize the size of text, apps and other items on their Windows 10 device by accessing a drop-down menu in the settings. The default setting is based on what Windows 10 knows about the monitor.
Click the down arrow to adjust the scale from 100% to 300%.
Let Windows help
To access the Settings app, click the Notification icon on the taskbar or the Start button followed by the gear icon in the Start menu.
The Display section should be the first thing users see when they open the page. To adjust Scale and Layout, scroll down.
To access the Advanced Range Configuration, click the link located beneath the scale percentage box.
Ensure the toggle switch is enabled in the settings to allow Windows to attempt to fix any smudged apps.
Users can enter a custom scale size in Custom Scale if they’re working with a unique canvas that requires it.
Final note
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to customize Windows 10 PC’s 4K display scaling. If you have any questions, please reach out for help. Share the love and spread the word about this article with your friends.
