Often a software update might end upmessing up your display controls on a Windows 10 PC.
The typical reaction would be to look for a reset display tweaks button.
You will have to set each setting individually, as shown in this post.
Its not always the software update that changes display tweaks.
Sometimes, while fiddling around with options or a child might have accidentally changed various display options.
One isnt sure what setting has been actually changed.
Those range from colors, text size, contrast, etc.
Note:Most of the following steps require you to open Windows 10 configs.
you’re able to open it from the Start Menu or Action Center.
Alternatively, use the Windows key + I keyboard shortcut to open configs.
To do so, go through this:
Step 1: Open prefs on your PC.
Step 2:Inside Personalization, go to Themes.
Scroll down in Themes, and choose Windows 10 theme to apply it.
How to Change Theme Color
You should also try changing the theme color on your PC.
To change Windows 10 colors, go to controls > Personalization > Colors.
Under the Choose your color drop-down box, select Light or Dark.
If you want to use a different color for apps and taskbar, select Custom.
Tip:Check out 4 ways to fix ifWindows 10 taskbar color doesnt change.
If you see a large or small text layout than usual, you should change scaling prefs.
To do so, take these actions:
Step 1:Open prefs and go to System.
Do try all the available options and see which one suits you.
You should also experiment with display resolution.
Go to options > Ease of Access > Display.
Adjust the slider under Make text bigger.
So you should probably turn it off, as shown below.
Step 1:Open parameters on your machine and go to Ease of Access.
Step 2:hit High contrast.
Turn off the toggle next to Turn on high contrast.
Tip:Check out 9 ways tofix the inverted colors issue on Windows 10.
You will need to disable custom scaling, as shown below.
Step 2:select Display from the sidebar.
Then punch Advanced Scaling prefs.
Step 3: Remove any number added in the Custom scaling box and hit Apply.
you might disable it in two ways.
Firstly, open Action Center from the taskbar.
choose the Night light option to disable it if it is enabled.
Alternatively, go to tweaks > System > Display.
Turn off the toggle next to Night light.
Also, press the Night light tweaks and disable Schedule night light.
Tip:Disable Color filters under options > Ease of access > Turn on color filters.
So your apps will open in full-screen mode, including afull-screen Start Menu.
You will notice changes in the taskbar and desktop icons too.
If that is happening, you should disable Tablet mode.
For that, open Action Center and punch Tablet mode to disable it.
Alternatively, go to options > System > Tablet.
punch Change additional tablet options.
Turn off the toggle next to Tablet mode.
Also, verify other prefs related to Tablet mode and see if they are interfering with display prefs.
To disable it, go to configs > Ease of access > Magnifier.
suspend the toggle next to Turn on Magnifier.
Then you canuse and customize each displayseparately.
So do see if you are changing the above controls for the right display.
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