Windows 10: Windows 9: Resolution support up to 8k, better DPI scaling

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  1. Brink
    Brink New Member

    Windows 9: Resolution support up to 8k, better DPI scaling


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    Brink, Sep 19, 2014
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  2. MARQUE LOR
    Marque Lor Win User

    4K and 1080p monitors

    Hi,

    Since this issue on the app resolution is only happening on certain apps, then it could be that those apps that are mentioned doesn't support DPI Scaling. This issue commonly occur when the applications are moved between monitors that use different display
    resolutions. So, to correct this issue, particularly on the app resolution, we suggest that you perform the helpful steps from this article:

    Windows scaling issues for high-DPI devices    .

    Should you need further assistance regarding this concern, just send us a reply.
     
    Marque Lor, Sep 19, 2014
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  3. JESCOTT418
    jescott418 Win User
    Windows 10 scaling not ideal

    So my first dive into a laptop with HD screen resolution has left me questioning my purchase. For example the scaling set at 125% for a 1920 X 1080 15 inch screen seems fine, but many menu's and other programs and apps really do not scale very well. Even
    some Windows 10 menu's lack proper scaling and are blurry and or very grainy. Sure things look better at 100% DPI but then everything is too small. Can't lower resolution to a 1366 x 768 because that also looks terrible. Just not any really good solutions
    and it get's worse with programs like iTunes which is a mess with higher scaling to 150%. Really surprised by this because iTunes always looked great on Retina Mac displays. Now my desktop Windows 10 PC's look perfectly fine with 100% DPI on a 1920 X 1080
    23" screen. Which verifies that nothing is wrong with higher resolutions at 100% DPI its the problems you face on smaller screens with HD or higher and having to raise DPI above 100%. How does this reflect on say a Surface Pro or other even higher resolution
    screens? I must admit I am feeling buyers remorse about buying a laptop with Windows 10 and a HD resolution screen. I thought it would be better than a typical 1366 x 768 screen, but really don't think so now.
     
    jescott418, Sep 19, 2014
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  4. ALPHANUMERIC
    alphanumeric New Member

    Windows 9: Resolution support up to 8k, better DPI scaling

    Bill Gates should like that, he's likely one of the few on the planet that can afford to use an 8K TV as a monitor. *Eek *Tongue
     
    alphanumeric, Sep 20, 2014
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