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Toya
Initially, you should set your screen resolution to the computers native value i.e. the manufacturers resolution recommended for your pc. To set your computer to this resolution, right click on an open area of the desktop and you will open a task pane that has several choices. Select the Display Settings with your mouse pointer and the Display Settings Dialog box will open. From this box you can set the pc recommended resolution by clicking on the Advanced Display Settings tab inside the this dialog box.
The other issue i.e. Large Icons, sounds like an Icon size adjustment issue. Right click on blank area of your desktop, a task pane should open giving you several choices to place the mouse cursor on. You should put the mouse cursor on the word "View" and then another task pane will open giving you the choice of setting the Desktop Icon size to small, medium, or large.
Hope this helps.
lopedoggie
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Last edited by lopedoggie; 30 Jul 2015 at 15:21.
I installed the windows 8 update for my graphics card and everything looked good. I also went in and did the scaling someone in here suggested and it made it even better. Windows 10 looks great! Thanks to everyone for your help!
I won't tell you my opinion of Windows 10, if I really expressed my opinion I would never be allowed back. Among myriad other problems, when I boot up the picture is too big - every time! I found that if I switch off the monitor wait a few seconds and switch back on, (monitor only) the picture is the correct size. I suppose that is one advantage of using a desk top rather than a laptop, I wouldn't let Win 10 near my laptop!!