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The thread discusses how to change the system-wide text size in Windows via the Ease of Access settings, as explained in Post #1, which provides a step-by-step guide. In Post #2, Neemobeer clarifies that this method adjusts the font size across the entire system, not specifically within File Explorer, and notes that there is currently no separate option for adjusting File Explorer's font size alone. The overall sentiment indicates that users can easily increase text size system-wide but cannot customize File Explorer font size independently.
louishoway

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Step 1: Open the Settings app and navigate to Ease of Access > Display.
Step 2: Under the Make text bigger section, move the slider towards the right side of the screen edge to increase the text size.
The “Sample text” box located just above the slider displays the live preview of the new text size. If you are happy with the new text size, click the Apply button.
The good thing is that you don’t need to log out to apply the change. The new font size will be applied in a few seconds after you click the Apply button.
 

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Neemobeer

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To clarify the setting above changes the font for the whole system and not just file explorer. Presently, there is no way to the font size for just file explorer
 

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