Windows 10: Resizing Pages + Desktop View

Discus and support Resizing Pages + Desktop View in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; One moment I am happily working on my PC then, after clicking on 'New Email', I found that the email message covered the entire screen. Usually, it... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by Ashley K, Aug 11, 2018.

  1. Ashley K Win User

    Resizing Pages + Desktop View


    One moment I am happily working on my PC then, after clicking on 'New Email', I found that the email message covered the entire screen. Usually, it opens at a smaller size so I assume that to be the default size. When I went to reduce its size - by clicking on the overlapping pages symbol top right of the monitor - the email wasn't reduced in size. It was as if the monitor was frozen.
    Did I inadvertently press the wrong keys on my keyboard to set something up I shouldn't or did an update or some corruption in Windows 10 bring this about? I do wonder if it's the latter because my normal desktop view is not the usual one. I see three boxes - here's a screen shot. I don't want to see this! I want my old screen back! Also, I do wonder if there's a glitch in the PC because when I click an icon on the Task Bar, it sometimes doesn't open. Help!! Processing...x

    :)
     
    Ashley K, Aug 11, 2018
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  2. S WMARR Win User

    Windows 10 desktop Icon resizing?

    I found out how to resize desktop icons, see below ,

    To change the desktop icons take the steps below:

    · Right click on an empty area of the desktop

    · Select ‘View’



    From here we will have three options:

    · Large Icons

    · Medium Icons

    · Classic Icons



    When you select the options listed above the icons will change based on the size selected.
     
    S WMARR, Aug 11, 2018
    #2
  3. resize desktop icons

    Hi,

    Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community and your interest in Windows 10.

    Method 1:

    To change the desktop icons take the steps below:

    · Right click on an empty area of the desktop

    · Select ‘View’

    From here we will have three options:

    · Large Icons

    · Medium Icons

    · Classic Icons

    Method 2:

    To resize the icons on Windows 10 follow the instructions provided below and check if it helps.

    • Press Windows logo key + I key.
    • Click on System.
    • In Display tab, increase the percentage or bar under change the size of text, apps and other items.
    • Click on Apply button.
    Keep us posted with the status of the issue.
     
    Akheel Ahmed, Aug 11, 2018
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  4. S WMARR Win User

    Resizing Pages + Desktop View

    resize my desktop icons, in windows 10

    To change the desktop icons take the steps below:

    · Right click on an empty area of the desktop

    · Select ‘View’

    From here we will have three options:

    · Large Icons

    · Medium Icons

    · Classic Icons

    When you select the options listed above the icons will change based on the size selected.
     
    S WMARR, Aug 11, 2018
    #4
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