This walks you through a registry fix for mmc related font blur (like
with Device Manager) and 3rd party installer font blur on QHD monitors
and high DPI laptops. Turns out it also solves blur problems in iTunes
and other non-Windows programs. Please read below and comment.
I wanted to show the "before and after" with the awesome "presto-chango" but forgot it requires a restart or logout. So while the ending is unsatisfying, I guarantee this is the genuine fix you've been looking for. FINALLY CLEAR with no extra software!
If your native scaling is not at 125%, you may need to tweak your font size afterwords in "Display" in the Control Panel. It might seem a little small. My Lenovo Yoga 2 13 and my Acer QHD monitor have crystal clear fonts across the board for the first time since purchase! I scoured online forums and Microsoft support for two years only ever to get it "close enough". Now it's fixed. WOOHOO!
Note: you will see in the Win10 settings that you are set to a "custom scaling" after this fix.
I wanted to show the "before and after" with the awesome "presto-chango" but forgot it requires a restart or logout. So while the ending is unsatisfying, I guarantee this is the genuine fix you've been looking for. FINALLY CLEAR with no extra software!
If your native scaling is not at 125%, you may need to tweak your font size afterwords in "Display" in the Control Panel. It might seem a little small. My Lenovo Yoga 2 13 and my Acer QHD monitor have crystal clear fonts across the board for the first time since purchase! I scoured online forums and Microsoft support for two years only ever to get it "close enough". Now it's fixed. WOOHOO!
Note: you will see in the Win10 settings that you are set to a "custom scaling" after this fix.
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