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Change the scaling to small

 

  • Open control panel
  • Select display
  • Drag slider to small

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When i right click on a 14' laptop, or dropdown menus, its bigger than the rest. i tried the how to make text on the screen smaller or larger on the resolution options. But nothing works :(

before it was proportional. 

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Why is this a problem?  It is just different software using different dropdown sizes.

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what resolution is the laptop?

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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Why is this a problem?  It is just different software using different dropdown sizes.

Normally it wouldn't but... that's pretty big compared to.

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Why is this a problem?  It is just different software using different dropdown sizes.

No, the menu for pretty much everything is larger than it was before. I don't know what I did, but It just became HUGE....At first I thought I just zoomed it or changed the screen resolution but that isn't it. The Icons and mouse size are still the same size, just the menus (Such as right clicking on the desktop is huge) 

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Normally it wouldn't but... that's pretty big compared to.

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Yes ^ That's how it always looked before and it's driving me nuts that it's huge now. 

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what resolution is the laptop?

1600x900

That's what the resolution always was. 

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1600x900

That's what the resolution always was. 

You can change the scaling? 

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Could be the text DPI scaling has changed, not all text supports this which is why only some has changed.

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You can change the scaling? 

i can change the resolution. but are you talking about text scaling? 

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i can change the resolution. but are you talking about text scaling? 

Yes.  In the display tab, under text DPI (windows 7, should be similar to windows 8).

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Change the scaling to small

 

  • Open control panel
  • Select display
  • Drag slider to small

Might need to sign out and back in, if so do that afterwards

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Change the scaling to small

 

  • Open control panel
  • Select display
  • Drag slider to small

Might need to sign out and back in, if so do that afterwards

Thnk you lord gaben!

i had to click let me choose what tochange but ti worked

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