Hi,
Thanks for replying. I did the steps you said and it seems to fix the blurry-ness to me. But it's weird because I always liked the font size setting to be at Medium (125%) which helps me see better. The icons on the taskbar would be bigger. And only the
titles in the windows would be at 125% size as well. Maybe it is the latest Windows update and adjusted this setting to where 125% font included everything IN the windows and programs. Because I feel like while most of the font sizes at the setting prior to
this update was at medium sized; the font in the address bar of the Google Chrome and Facebook, for example, would be at 100% normal size (less pixelated/blurry). I'm not sure why this is. And why Windows decided to do this or if this is a bug or whatever.
Not sure if I can ever restore my Windows to that optimal display setting that I've liked the way it was when it was sent to me from the factory's setting. But I guess I can learn to live with it... and your suggestion kind of fixed it. Thanks!
EDIT: Actually it still really bothers me..
If you look at the bottom taskbar and the address bar. The taskbar size is where I want it to be. However, the address bar is unusually larger than before. I wish I could get a screenshot of how it looked before prior to this problem... Idk if it's a Chrome
issue or what, but I did notice that the font size affects other places as well. Like Facebook and Yahoo webpages. This frustrates me, because it is hard for me to explain the problem and Idk if I'm just being OCD or what...
Hi Kamaratana,
I checked the screen shots. I felt that the screenshot which you have provided is not blurred. However you can check the following steps to get the best display on your monitor and fix common problems with blurry fonts in Windows. Blurry font problems
can be caused by cables that aren't connected properly, older monitors, and poor screen resolution settings. To address these issues, follow the steps.
Method 1: ClearType Tuning
The ClearType Tuner helps improve font display resolution so that letters on the computer screen appear smooth, not jagged. You can tune fonts for your particular display hardware. Follow these steps to use ClearType Tuning:
- From the Start Screen, type
ClearType, and then tap or click settings.
- Tap or click Adjust ClearType text.se this imageExpand this image
In the ClearType Text Tuner window, put a check in the box next to
Turn on ClearType. Tap or click Next. this imageExpand this imageFollow the instruction in the ClearType Text Tuner to complete setting up ClearType.
For more information about how to adjust ClearType settings, see:
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/tune.aspx
Check the issue. Move to next method if you still face this issue.
Method 2: Check your font size
If your current font size or dots per inch (DPI) is set to larger than 100%, text and other items on the screen may appear blurry in programs that are not designed for high-DPI display. To fix this problem, set the font size to 100% to see whether
the font looks clearer.
To check the font size, follow these steps:
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From the Start Screen, type
Display, and then tap or click Settings.
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Tap or click Display
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Tap or click Smaller - 100% (default), and then click
Apply.
Collapse this imageExpand this imLog off your account, log on again, and then open Internet Explorer to see if the font looks clearer.
Let us know if you still face this issue.