Change DPI Scaling Level for Displays in Windows 10  

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  1. Brink
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    dictum said:
    Per display I am stuck with the default scheme of 100-125-150% and so on. I already knew that.

    Apparently not possible to set my 4K at 115% and the built-in 18" laptop screen at 100%.

    if I chose 115 in the advanced options that will apparently affect all monitors. which defeats the purpose.
    What does it show in Settings for this display? If possible, post a screenshot to help see if anything may stand out.
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  3. bobosch
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       New #81

    0xFFFFFFFF does not set to 100%, it just lowers 1 scaling factor (e.g. from 150% to 125%)
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  4. hdmi
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       New #82

    This works for me:
    GitHub - imniko/SetDPI
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