If the issue persists please also check that in the Display settings, the Scale is set to 100%. If this doesn't work, then change the 'Override high DPI scaling behavior.' between 'Application', 'System' and 'System (Enhanced)' - one of those options is bound to reset the scaling issue you have.Īfter trying each one, you'll also have to click 'OK' until all the properties are closed and try opening Lumion after each change. With compatible hardware, Windows 10 will attempt to automatically set this value to an appropriate percentage when connected to a high resolution display. Here, you’ll see a slider labeled Change the size of text, apps, and other items. Then click 'OK' until all the properties windows are closed.ħ. With your high resolution display connected to your PC, head to Settings > System > Display. If, for example, the 'Use the DPI that's set for my main display when' is set to 'I signed in to Windows', set it to 'I open the program' and vice-versa.ĥ. Note: The defaults you will see in this window can be different from one application to the other.

Tick both 'Use this setting to fix scaling problems.' and 'Override high DPI scaling behavior.' Here you will be prompted with a window where you have multiple settings:Ĥ. Right-click the Lumion shortcut -> Properties -> Compatibility tab -> Change settings for all users:

Open the folder where the Lumion shortcut is located.Ģ. To fix this, please follow these steps after closing Lumion:ġ. It looks like a Windows update changed some resolution compatibility settings on your PC. As a workaround, you could do the following to reduce the size of everything that would also include text size. There has been a change on your PC system and the font sizes or the user interface looks a lot smaller than it did or should when using the Windows recommended resolution settings.

Windows 10 make text smaller