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The thread discusses the issue of screen zoom levels changing unexpectedly. The original poster seeks a way to lock the zoom level, but responses clarify that zoom settings are typically managed within individual programs or through video card controls, making locking across Windows difficult. The overall tone is informative and indicates that, while a universal lock isn't easily possible, providing specific program details may help find tailored solutions.
The thread discusses the issue of screen zoom levels changing unexpectedly. The original poster seeks a way to lock the zoom level, but responses clarify that zoom settings are typically managed within individual programs or through video card controls, making locking across Windows difficult. The overall tone is informative and indicates that, while a universal lock isn't easily possible, providing specific program details may help find tailored solutions.
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The zoom level is relative. Generally, you need to have it adjusted from the program you use. I'm not sure you can control it from Windows, as the programs do work independently. Using, say, various text programs, 100% isn't necessarily the same size for all programs.
The zoom level of your screen is also controlled through you video card controls. It's mainly an issue of resolution.
I know this isn't a proper answer. To get one, do give some info of programs in use. Screenshots of problem?
The zoom level of your screen is also controlled through you video card controls. It's mainly an issue of resolution.
I know this isn't a proper answer. To get one, do give some info of programs in use. Screenshots of problem?