Windows® desktop apps fall broadly into two classes: apps that are DPI-aware and those that are not. This is the the explanation that you can find on the microsoft documentation This tools is avaible on the Microsoft sysinternals webiste. If you want to do, you can use The process explorer and add the column dpi aware to help you.

Yes, save these settings for this program.

Check 'Program does not display properly when large scale font settings are selected'.

Check 'The program open but doesn't display correctly'.

Troubleshoot program (second option) =>.

Tips : to find easily the exe, right click on the app => properties => Open file location. To do that, You must find the exe of the application. If you want scale the text, you can do but you must disable the display scaling on high DPI for each app who doesn't display correctly. WARNING : You must do these operation for each monitor (select the monitor 1, set the correct value then select the monitor 2 set the correct value.

Indeed, the scaling op the text can occured an blurry appearance.

To fix this issue, please check Start => Settings => System => Display tabįind the Scale and layout section and set the value of scaling at 100 % for each monitor So before to change your system settings, try to auto configure your monitor via monitor's menu/buttons. It could be a not optimal default configuration applied by your monitor after to plug in to your pc.

Windows 10 text not displaying