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Resolution mismatch when using "Change the size of text..."
I have a Sony TV and a Panasonic projector. I have Windows 10, Intel NUC, same screen cloned in Windows for both screens. Both are 1920x1080 at native resolution, 60p. I have a big problem with Windows Settings / Display / "Change the size of text, apps, and other items". If that's set to 150%, for some reason I think my icons are fine. Sharp, pixel perfect. However, for example Device Manager contents is blurred. That's not the main problem, though.
I use AutoHotkey and I have a script that tell me the resolution seen by AutoHotkey. When the 150% is set, AutoHotkey says the resolution is 1920x1080. But if I set 150% to 125%, then AutoHotkey says 2304 x 1296. However, the physical resolution is still 1920x1080. If I set to 100%, AutoHotkey says 2880x1620, physical resolution still 1920x1080. Icons (especially systray icons) are blurry. When AutoHotkey sees the resolution wrong, also window positions remembered by Windows is off (e.g. command prompt is placed incorrectly as I have it in one corner on the normal 1920x1080 situation).
What does it mean that part of the system sees the resolution wrong? Intel Graphics Settings and Windows Advanced display settings sees always 1920x1080 "correctly", no resolutions above that are even available.
How to fix that and is there a way to fix the blurry icons too (my icons include all sizes like 16, 24, 32, 64px etc.). And why does Device Manager etc. have blurry text?