But, this also means your icons may move and change their position automatically as Windows scales them down. However, when you connect an external display Windows would choose a scaling size of either 100% or less than the one set on your laptop computer because big screens don’t require scaling to be legible. This scaling size is also applied to the icons and their positions on your desktop. With a scaling factor of 125%, that photo would be 900 pixels wide despite its original resolution of 720 pixels. Scaling is necessary on high pixel density screens like laptops because if Windows shows everything using the native resolution then a 720pixel wide image would take exactly 720 pixels on your screen, which would be too small for viewing. For example, a 15 inch laptop display with an 1920 x 1080 resolution would have a default scaling of 125%.Ī scaling size of 125% means that Windows would be digitally upscaling everything on your display so that the graphics and text are legible. Windows choses a default Scaling Size for your display depending on its native resolution and physical dimensions. This would prevent Theme changes from messing up your desktop icon layout, in the future.
0 kommentar(er)
