But, like a few other programs, the high resolution means the icons and menu text of PS CS6 are incredibly small, which may be alright on a TV, but on a laptop screen, it make it incredibly difficult to work. I have tried all sorts of different approaches in Windows, such as changing the OS font sizes and icon sizes, which do indeed change everything else on the computer, but PS is still the same tiny size. I have also increased the text size under the interface preferences to large, but with little real change.
I understand why this is happening, but I am hoping that there is some sort of workaround, beyond just bumping down my screen resolution, which defeats the whole purpose of using UHD to edit photos. I have heard rumors of being able to code in some UI changes manually, but have found no concrete examples of how to actually do that. I am sure that it would not take Adobe too much time and effort to create an update to help with scaling, but they are very set on pushing forward with Creative Clound, leaving the rest of us loyal customers to the dust until we pay up.
Display information is determined when a user logs on to the system. A logoff-logon process resets the display information and improves behavior. However, the issue recurs if the monitor configuration changes during the same logon session, such as when you dock or undock the device or detach an external monitor. This issue has become more prevalent since the introduction of 4k and higher resolution monitors, especially when these monitors are mixed together with older, standard monitors.
For more information about how Windows scales applications, see the following Core Team Blog articles:. Display Scaling in Windows Display Scaling changes for the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Improving your scaling experience. Improved high-DPI support for desktop apps.
Check for software updates Improvements are continuously being added to Windows 10 and Office applications. If you are experiencing a specific issue, first check whether it has been resolved in the latest Windows release or cumulative update.
To check Windows 10 updates, see the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:. Windows 10 Update History. Match screen resolutions Consider deploying monitors that have complementary screen resolutions. When you use multiple monitors including when you dock or connect to remote screens , a greater difference in the resolution between the native device and external device is more likely to cause the issues to occur.
For more information, see the following OneDrive presentation:. Surface Pro 3 and Multi-Monitor Guidance. Modern UWP apps always scale correctly. If there is a comparable modern app available, you can substitute that app to mitigate the scaling issues.
Similarly, Remote Desktop is an alternative to mstsc. Check for known issues See the following articles for more information about known issues in these specific products. Office Office apps appear the wrong size or blurry on external monitors Note Office applications started being released starting in September Additional updates are scheduled to follow. Internet Explorer. Log out and in Log out and log back in to the system.
This improves how applications and elements are displayed when the monitor configuration changes. Earlier Windows systems Right-click the application, select Properties , select the Compatibility tab, and then select the Disable display scaling on high DPI settings check box. Change application properties In Explorer or on the Start menu, right-click the application name, select Properties , select the Compatibility tab, and then select the Disable display scaling on high DPI settings check box.
Download and run Sysinternals Process Explorer. These applications check for the DPI when they are started, and adjusts the scale factor whenever the DPI value changes. These applications are not automatically scaled by the system. These applications do not scale for DPI changes. They query for the DPI one time, and then use that value for the lifetime of the application.
It will be automatically scaled up or down by the system when the DPI changes from the system value. Unaware: DPI-unaware. They are always assumed to have a scale factor of percent 96 DPI.
These applications are automatically scaled by the system at any other DPI settings. For more information, see the following MSDN topic:. Report an issue Many UI elements have been updated because of customer feedback. Because DPI Scaling issues can involve multiple symptoms and configuration, information from users can help us identify specific scenarios and prioritize the development of updates.
To provide such feedback, follow these steps:. Record monitor configurations. Take screenshots or video of the desktop or applications before and after the scaling issues occur. If you find a match, you can add additional feedback, including screen shots, DXDiag results, and any other relevant information.
Display scaling is a deceptively complex problem. There is no magic bullet or single fix to resolve all DPI Scaling problems.
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