When trying to set a bigger font size it always set it to tiny after log in:x: [Error]
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Describe the error
When trying to set a bigger font size it always set it to very tiny after log in into Win 11.
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This bug is due to wrong behavoiur in Windows when manipulating fonts in registry with high DPI. #76
These steps can solve your problem:
- Set DPI to 100%
- Open WinPaletter and open Metrics and Fonts
- Press on
Defaults Windows
button above - Make sure that the toggle is enabled
- Press on Load and the apply the theme from the main form
- Return to Windows Metrics and Fonts
- Make the toggle disabed to prevent further actions
- Press on load and re-apply from the main form (To save the disabled toggle into registry)
- Reset your DPI to your previous number
Hey, I almost had a heart attack. Thanks for the support.
Is there a way to get the system font a bit bolder now? The Windows font is too thin. Every time after a Win update I get screwed, I just need peace, oh God!
Is there a way to get the system font a bit bolder now? The Windows font is too thin. Every time after a Win update I get screwed, I just need peace, oh God!
You can try reseting metrics and fonts using this registry: repeat the previous steps without opening WinPaletter. (set DPI to 100, merge registry file and reset DPI), and try restarting Windows.
And for Edge browser, try also the previous steps and restart Windows. I don't know why Edge did this strange behaviour.
And if you did a font substitution, please tell me.