Windows 10: Option text in Settings becomes blurry after a mouse click

I noticed recently that the Option text in Settings would look sharp and normal before I click on it. Upon a mouse click before releasing the click, the text looks blurry.

A few examples below.

Before mouse click:

https://imgur.com/QGJaRyA

https://imgur.com/so310TV

After mouse click:

https://imgur.com/KnqHSNO

https://imgur.com/oGr9IKE

I have the recommended setting of 100% scaling for a dual monitor 1080p setup

Does anyone notice the same and know how to fix this?

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Forum signature setting and Post options

Hello

As you can see this is my first suggestion for the forums. I find a few things very frustrating currently, so below are the fixes to those frustrations.

• - a new setting in the profile that enables to go directly into "advanced post options" when editing (bypass the quick edit entirely)
• - increasing the signature image size to 800x250 and 90kb (it is very hard to get a lot of custom text and that is readable easily currently .. and other reasons, also the width shouldn't be that of an issue, the current ones are not getting past half of the post in a standard 1280x1024 monitor resolution)

You can see below in my current signature that the text is practically unreadable. To add to the reason, some people have much more high signatures because of added text, for those who wish to use only use one image file it is not criminal to increase the high limit by the suggested amount. 500x100 is a very wide resolution so it is very unfriendly for resizing bigger images and fitting parts inside that area.

Thanks for considering

 

Blurry text


Hey, can you try something different? I have not experienced blurry text. I have a 1920x1280 full HD ASUS Monitor and yes the same thing in Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 for me, everything was very small, but changing the DPI settings to 125% from the native 100% made everything worse from desktop gadgets to certain programs that did not adjust well to higher then the native DPI of 96pt 100% so I always increased the text sizes and icon sizes and left DPI alone.

However, I recently discovered something cool in Windows 10. I'm using the TP build 10130. Adjust your monitor to its native resolution of 1920x1080 (full HD). Revert the DPI settings, do not make any DPI changes in advanced or anything like that, leave it at the native 100% that comes with Windows.

Then go START > PC SETTINGS > DISPLAY

You will see an option that says: Change the size of text, apps, and other items: 100% (recommended)

Bump this up to 125% and what this does is ZOOM the entire Windows to 125% while leaving the DPI at 100%. I did this and it made things nice and bigger without having blurry text or blurry programs like screwing around with DPI settings. I find that DPI settings never worked correctly for me, ever. Try this method. Revert to stock DPI in Windows 10 and just bump up the zoom. It will zoom the entire O/S and then report back on text to see if you are still having blurry issues. I am not having any when I tried this method.

 

Blurry text


Ok, very strange how this works, but it does work. I set everything back to 100% and retried my method just to see if it will work again, it didn't. (I did this using only my 1080 screen). So then I pressed Win+P and chose to only show my second display (1366x768) Now I tried my method again and it works perfectly. When I switch back to my 1080 screen the settings are kept and I have 125% Custom Scaling set with no blur.

When I am using my lower resolution screen it doesn't allow the normal slider to be moved at all, that is when I went deeper into the settings and found the custom scaling option.

This is what my settings look like, and as you can see there is no blur within "Computer Management"



I notice these uploads look a bit poor, not sure why, but there really is no blur