Windows 10’s per-monitor display scaling in action.Īll I do is click on monitor 2 in the Settings screen, and then choose my scaling as seen above. The larger 1080p monitor, however, would be easier for my tired eyes to handle with a little scaling applied. In this case, the laptop monitor is highlighted in blue, but I don’t want to change the scaling for this display-the 1920-by-1080 view automatically scaled to 125% is just fine. Before you start changing the scaling, check to see which monitor is highlighted. It used to be a slider in earlier versions of Windows 10, but because this feature defaults to certain scaling pre-sets, a drop down made more sense. Lower down the screen under Scale and layout you’ll see a drop-down menu labeled Change the size of text, apps, and other items: X% (Recommended).
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