Windows 10: Issues with having multiple resolution on one OS

Hi,

I currently have 3 1080p monitors and 1 1440p monitor on my system. I noticed that some apps on the 1440p monitor will look blurry. I have enabled letting windows automatically fix blurry apps, and have also tried using custom scaling. Does anyone know of a fix for this type of issue?


Thanks in advance

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Ongoing Resolution Issues With Multiple Monitors

Hello,

I am looking for help, as I have been having some resolution issues with my extended monitors for quite some time. There are a large number of problems that range from BSODing shortly after re-connecting my docked monitors on a regular basis to having constant
annoyances with sizes on screen. I have tried and searched for hours and attempted every applicable resolution, but I haven't found a correct solution.

Problems

• Refer to this gallery for images citing the specific resolution issues (apologies for the compressed/poor quality): Resolution Issues
• BSOD after re-connecting my laptop to either docks (takes about 15-20 minutes and gives multiple error messages)
• Very inconsistent font sizes and sizes associated with Windows and file explorer
• Applications, both DPI-aware and non-DPI aware, have scaling issues

Things I have tried:

• Updated drivers, BIOS, firmware, software, etc.
• Ran the various Windows commands to check for errors (sfc /scannow, dism, etc.)
• Swapped wires and re-seated connections
• Adjusted refresh rate on external monitors to 59 and 60 hz
• Adjusted resolution on primary monitor to 1920x1080 to match both external monitors (while this is an undesirable solution, it did help some problems and helped address many of the sizing problems, especially with file explorer)
• Used custom scaling instead of standard resolutions
• Installed Samsung drivers for monitors
• Reset the monitors to default settings
• As an aside, the resolution problems disappear entirely on the external monitors if I set them to mirror the primary monitor. However, as soon as I extend the display, the resolution problems appear. I do not want to mirror my monitors,
  but I don't understand why a mirror would correct the problems.

Hardware/Specs:

• Dell XPS 15 9550 Laptop
• Primary Monitor: 3840x2160 (also 1920x1080)
• Two Secondary External Monitors: Samsung S27E510 (1920x1080)
• OS: Windows 10 Version 1607 - I have had the same problems with multiple builds. I also had the same problems on Version 1511.
• Dock 1: USB-C hub to allow for a second HDMI external monitor, in addition to the other secondary HDMI external monitor, which is connected directly to the laptop
• Dock 2: Thunderbolt TB-15 (this was installed a few months after using the USB-C hub, but did not change any of the issues)
• Video Card/Drivers: Intel HD 530 (Dell Firmware - 20.19.15.4483) and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M (Driver - 21.21.13.757) - the NVIDIA driver was disabled, which helped improve some of the problems, but not all of them.

 

Screen Resolution too big

Hello,

Firstly, try to install all the available Windows Updates and check if it fixes the issue.

I suggest you to change the screen resolution settings and check if it fixes the issue. Follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key and type Change Screen Resolution and click on the option listed.
• Under resolution try changing the resolution settings.

Also try to install the latest drivers from the manufacturer website and check.

Hope this will fix the issue, if not let us know with the updated status and we will be happy to assist you further.

 

Ongoing Resolution Issues With Multiple Monitors

Hi,

We would like to ask some questions for clarification to know the best possible resolution to offer.

• When did the issue start?
• Did you make any changes before the issue started?
• Have you tried running the Windows Update Troubleshooter? If no, kindly check this
  
  link to download Windows Update Troubleshooter for Windows 10.

We also suggest that you check the resolution provided by Harshavardhan Rathod to fix issues with dual monitor in Windows 10 on this

link.

We look forward to your reply.