The application did not work initially for me, so I began to tinker around. While that does correct the blurry/fuzzy issue, the caveat is that you’re back where you started with a small app and tiny text that’s hard to see. Then select the Compatibility tab and enable ‘Disable display scaling on high DPI settings.’ A restart will be required to finish the process. Right-click on the shortcut of the app you’re having an issue with and then Properties. However, it also makes desktop programs that aren’t designed to run at high resolutions look small and difficult to see.Īnd because Windows 10 is using a different scaling method for DPI, it causes the fuzzy text problem. We explained that densely packing pixels into a small screen makes photos and apps look stunning in that article. We covered this issue in our article: Make Windows 10 Desktop Easier to See on High-Resolution Displays. The problem is if you have a screen with a resolution of 1920×1080 or higher, most users put the DPI scaling to at least 125% to make everything easier to read.
I went through the display settings exhaustively and didn’t find anything that works to clean up the text. I noticed this right away on my Lenovo Flex 2, which has a resolution of 1920×1080. ITunes on Windows is one example where the text looks fuzzy/blurry on a high-res display.
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