Once set, you can use the launcher as normal. The launcher and eclipse are two different programs! You need to browse to the Eclipse.exe and override the High DPI scaling option there. The issue is related to High DPI scaling as mentioned above but what I think a lot of you are missing is that you can't directly modify compatibility settings on the launcher itself. I noticed a lot of you posted really complicated resolutions but there is a much easier way to do this! Its just a program and you shouldn't have to modify scripts, or install third party tools. At this point, Windows 10 may tell you that you need to sign-out and back in again before some apps on your PC respond to the new scaling settings.I struggled with this issue for a little bit too. Now that we’ve applied different scaling settings we have to do a little clean-up. IDGįor best results sign out and back in to Windows 10. Your mileage will vary depending on the resolution of your monitors. I have a laptop with a 1366×768 display that maxes out at 125 percent, for example. Some displays will have different scaling options.
The pre-set choices for my 1080p monitor were 100, 125, 150, and 175 percent. 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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