Windows 10: Help Needed: Lock Screen Elements Misaligned

Hi everyone, I'm facing an issue with my lock screen, and I hope someone can help. After changing the font size on my device, I noticed that the elements on my lock screen are now misaligned and not symmetrically distributed. Even after reverting the font size back to its original setting, the issue persists. Has anyone encountered a similar problem or knows how to fix it? Thanks a lot!

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Windows 10 Title Menu buttons are misaligned with the pointer

Thank you for the replay, Claudeir. Unfortunately, none of this seemed to help. Please see my comments:

- Reverted the "Scale & Layout" back to "Recommended" and restarted the computer, did not improve the misalignment. "Resolution" was already at "Recommended" so no change necessary.

- My laptop monitor has no physical buttons, nevermind one to auto-adjust the screen.

- I did the Office App repair step, didn't help the issue even after a system restart. There isn't a "Restore" option, but a "Reset". I am afraid to do that and lose app data as is indicated. To be clear, is this what you are suggesting in this step?

- I do not see an option to repair Outlook individually in the list of apps, I think it must be included in the Microsoft Office app that I "Repaired' in the previous step. Is this your understanding as well? I also don't see Word, PowerPoint, etc.

Regardless of a couple of system restarts in between each of these steps, I still have a misalignment on my laptop screen. Can you think of any additional steps/actions that may be helpful?

 

Lock screen woes

Hi,

Thank you for posting on Microsoft Community.

I would suggest you to follow the below steps to try resolving the issue.

Setting the timeout for Lock Screen

• Press Windows + I and select personalization.
  
• Select Lock screen.
  
  
• Select the Screen Timeout setting.
  
• Select the time of timeout you need and check.

Keep us posted if the issue resolves to help you better.

 

Lock Screen Image Too Big

Hi,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

• Is this issue occurs only when the pictures are set from OneDrive?

I suggest you to set the picture for the lock screen using the default lock screen pictures and check whether the issue persist or not, follow the below steps to set the pictures.

• Go to “settings” and click on “personalization”.
• Under “lock screen” tab, select the option from the drop box as “picture”.
• Then under “choose your picture” option, click on any picture and go to the lock screen, check whether the issue persists or not.

Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.