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HP 15s soft graphics

EL02
By EL02
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I have the ryzen 4500u model of the hp 15s laptop and I'm wondering why is every dialog box this soft: image.png.42a9b99819fc2e2d45e44b88d88065f5.png

 

Not even this, but even some apps have soft text in them.
I installed a fresh version of windows, installed the graphics drivers from AMD's website. Uninstalled them via ddu, still not working...Any fixes?

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Resolution and scaling settings?

Programs are mainly made for 100% scaling.

The highest resolution recommended for 100% scaling is 1920x1080.

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18 hours ago, Vishera said:

Resolution and scaling settings?

Programs are mainly made for 100% scaling.

The highest resolution recommended for 100% scaling is 1920x1080.

1920x1080 (125% scaling recommended)

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3 hours ago, EL02 said:

1920x1080 (125% scaling recommended)

Does changing the scaling to 100% fix the problem?

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28 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Does changing the scaling to 100% fix the problem?

Nope, still the same, even though everything is a lot smaller(nearly unreadable)

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