Windows 10: How To Undo Custom Display Sizing From 500%

I increased my screen to 500% and now I can't take it back, I can't see anything

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How To Undo Custom Display Sizing From 500%

Hello. I accidentally adjusted the display size up to 500% in Personalization, Settings. Now I cannot undo this action. I cannot tab anything because it is too large.

Here are some information about my device:

-Windows 10 Home Single Language

-Dell laptop

These are the methods that I have tried so far:

-I turned on Safe Mode by clicking Shift+Restart, but that did not work. The display is still large.

-I clicked on the Troubleshoot button, and I resetted the PC. After a long reinstallation of Windows, I checked the display again, but it is still too big.

-I clicked on System Restore, but that did not work.

-I clicked on UEFI Firmware Settings, but that made no changes.

-I clicked on Startup Settings, but that did not work either.

I have tried many methods but all of them failed. I really have no choice. Please help me. I really appreciate it.

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How To Undo Custom Display Sizing From 500%

Hi,

There are different methods that can be used to personalize and change the display settings in your Windows 10 computer. This includes using the built in applications in Windows 10 or using third party applications to change the display settings. For us
to resolve your concern with the display size, kindly answer the questions below:

• Since you mentioned that you were able to access safe mode, did you attempt to change the display settings before reverting back to normal mode?
• Would you be able to provide a screenshot or picture of your current desktop so we can verify what exactly you are seeing?
• Which version and build of Windows 10 do you have installed in your computer?

We look forward to your response to our queries.

 

How To Undo Custom Display Sizing From 500%

Thanks for helping me. However, the reason why I didn't reply to you all at first place was because the issue was already fixed. Here is how it was done:

• I was able to open Display Settings by using RUN.
• After that, I just used a mouse to find Scale and Layout by pressing the down-arrow key a few times until I saw it.
• Then, I signed out and exited scaling customization.

The problem is solved, and through basic method. I have tried to use various advanced methods, but all of them didn't work. I contacted Microsoft and they told me to buy Advanced Tool. I also ended up resetting my PC, and all of my installed apps were gone,
including Office 365. Now, everything is back to normal. I really appreciate your help. Even though I did not follow some of your suggestions, I personally think that these might be useful in the future.