Are you struggling to read articles, web pages, and more due to blurry or distorted content on your device? It may be time for some quick Windows scaling adjustments.

With this guide, we'll show you how easy it is to restore clarity by customizing display settings right from within Windows.

To fix scaling issues, try these methods:

1. Adjust Your Windows Display Settings

Windows makes it easy to customize display settings. You can select between several scaling levels that modify text size, icons, and window sizes. To adjust the display settings on your Windows, follow the instructions given below:

First of all, press Win + I on your keyboard to open the Settings menu. To find out more, see our guide on how to open Windows Settings.

Once you're in the Settings window, click System and then select Display in the right pane.

In the Display settings window, scroll down to the Scale & layout section. Then select an appropriate scaling level from the drop-down menu. After selecting the scaling value, you will see the text and images will be resized accordingly.

Furthermore, you can also use a slider to adjust the text size on Windows according to your preference. To use it, click on the small arrow next to the Scale option.

On the next screen, click Text size and drag the slider to adjust the size of the text and other elements. There is also a text size preview section where you can see the changes you are making.

Once you are happy with the results, click Apply to save your changes. This will change the size of the content on your device and resolve any scaling issues you were having.

2. Change Your Screen Resolution

Multiple monitors can bring great productivity benefits, but resolution mismatches between displays may cause unexpected issues. If that happens to you, try adjusting the screen resolution on your computer display – it might just do the trick.

To get started, follow the below suggestions:

Right-click on the Start button and select Settings from the menu list. From the Settings window, select System.

Next, select Display from the right-hand side menu and scroll down to look for Display resolution. Now click the drop-down menu and then choose a higher or lower resolution that's best for your display.

Once you've selected the new resolution, a popup menu will appear asking you to keep the settings or revert. If you're not okay with the new resolution, select Revert and try a different resolution and see if it works.

3. Change the DPI Settings for Apps Individually

Sometimes, Windows scaling can cause problems with specific apps that don’t scale properly. To fix this, you can change the DPI settings for individual apps. Here's how to do it:

First, click on Start and search for the application whose DPI settings you want to change. Then right-click on it and select Open file location from the context menu.

Once the file location is opened, right-click on the application’s shortcut and select Properties. Then switch to the Compatibility tab in the Properties window and click Change high DPI settings.

Now, check the box next to Override high DPI scaling behavior, and from the drop-down menu, select System (Enhanced). After that, click OK to save the changes.

This will change the DPI settings for the specific app and should fix any scaling issues you were having.

Resolving Scaling Issues With High-Resolution Devices in Windows

If you find yourself with a Windows scaling issue, be aware that there can be numerous potential causes. From incorrect settings to using multiple monitors at varying display resolutions, it is essential to diagnose the source precisely.

The most common cause of these issues arises when the resolution has been set too high for your current device; this may lead to text and images becoming pixelated or fuzzy in quality. Read this guide for some easy steps to fix your Windows scaling issue.