这是清晰、高分辨率显示器(high-resolution displays)的黄金时代。因此，当Windows 10向您显示模糊的文本时，可能会非常烦人！除非您忘记戴眼镜，否则通常是设置出错了。所以这里是如何解决那些Windows 10模糊文本问题。
检查您的显示器设置
如果不仅仅是文字，而是整个图片都模糊不清，您可能只是遭受了不正确的显示器设置：
- 右键单击(Right-click)桌面并选择显示设置(Display Settings)。
- 向下滚动到显示分辨率(Display Resolution)。
- 确保选择了标记为推荐(Recommended)的分辨率。
有时Windows会错误地检测到显示器的正确分辨率，这可能会导致Windows 10中的文本模糊。检查显示器的规格表以查看其原始分辨率，并确保选择了正确的分辨率。
运行 ClearType 向导
如果您的分辨率是正确的，并且您仍然在整个Windows中看到模糊的文本，而不仅仅是在特定应用程序中，那么您可能需要运行ClearType向导。ClearType是一项Windows功能，可优化(Windows)平板(flat panel)显示器上文本的清晰度。
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 搜索调整 ClearType 文本( Adjust ClearType Text )并将其打开。
- 确保打开 ClearType(Turn on ClearType )已选中其框。
- 选择Next并按照说明进行操作，直到ClearType调整过程完成。
激活自动修复
Windows具有自动查找模糊文本问题并自动修复它们的功能。如果您在Windows上看到模糊的文字，则可能是此功能已被关闭。打开它：
- 右键单击(Right-click)桌面并(Desktop)选择显示设置。(Display Settings.)
- 在缩放和布局下，选择高级缩放设置。(Advanced scaling settings.)
- 在“修复(Fix)应用程序缩放”下，确保启用“让 WIndows 尝试修复应用程序以使其不模糊(Let WIndows try to fix apps so they’re not blurry )”。
您可能必须重新启动模糊的应用程序甚至整个计算机才能完全生效。
更改分辨率以匹配目标显示器(Target Display)
如果您在电视或投影仪等外部显示(external display)设备上看到模糊的文本或模糊的图像，可能是因为您向该设备发送了错误的分辨率图像。
例如，如果您只是将显示器镜像到投影仪，那么一个显示器可能会模糊，因为这两个设备的原始分辨率不同。
如果必须使用镜像显示模式，那么最好将图像分辨率设置为外接显示器的分辨率。这通常是您希望每个人在演示或电影之夜都能清楚地看到的内容。文本(Text)和图像不会在内置显示器上显示得非常正确，但它们应该仍然可以使用。
如果您不必在镜像模式下运行两个显示器，那么最好将Windows切换到扩展显示(Extended Display)模式，然后确保每个显示器都以其原始分辨率运行。
在目标显示器上打开应用程序
有时，当您将应用程序中的文本从一个显示器移动到另一个显示器时，它会变得模糊。发生这种情况是因为该应用程序的缩放已针对打开它的显示器进行了调整，并且不会针对其他显示器进行重新调整。
一个简单的解决方案是在您想要使用它的目标显示器上打开该应用程序。如果您在目标显示器上关闭它，它应该会在您下次运行时再次自动打开。
调整 DPI 缩放
文本模糊(Blurry)可能是由于不正确的全局文本缩放设置造成的。Windows 会尝试缩放您的文本，以便在高分辨率显示器上保持可读性。例如，如果您使用的是 27 英寸 4K 显示器，那么如果没有 20/20 视力，文本将几乎无法阅读。
- 右键单击(Right-click)桌面并(Desktop)选择显示设置(Display Settings)。
- 在缩放和布局下，查找更改文本、应用程序和其他项目的大小。(Change the size of text, apps, and other items.)
- 确保下拉菜单中的缩放值设置为100% (Recommended).
如果文本在 100% 缩放时阅读起来不舒服，请一次增加一个缩放比例，直到您对它的外观感到满意为止。请记住，如果缩放比例过高，某些应用程序将无法正常运行或看起来正确。
禁用特定应用程序的缩放
如果您只是在特定应用程序中获得模糊的文本，则可能是应用程序的兼容性设置有问题。如果您尝试在Windows 10上运行专为早期版本的Windows或较低分辨率显示器设计的软件，则尤其如此。
要设置每个应用程序的缩放设置：
- 在“开始”菜单(Start Menu)中搜索应用程序（或以其他方式找到其快捷方式）。
- 右键单击应用程序并选择打开文件位置。(open file location.)
- 现在右键单击应用程序所在位置并选择Properties。
- 在应用程序的属性中，切换到兼容性选项卡。(Compatibility tab.)
- 现在，选择更改高 DPI 设置(change high DPI settings)。
- 选中标有使用此设置来解决此程序的缩放问题，而不是设置中的那个框。(use this setting to fix scaling problems for this program instead of the one in Settings.)
- 选中标记为覆盖高 DPI 缩放行为的框。(Override high DPI scaling behavior.)
- 在缩放执行者下：(Scaling performed by: )选择应用程序。(Application.)
- 选择确定。(OK.)
重新启动应用程序并检查它是否仍然模糊。
切换字体平滑
Windows有几个性能选项会影响屏幕上的文本外观。其中之一是字体平滑，字体的边缘被平滑以使它们看起来不那么像素化。您在Windows 10上看到的模糊文本可能是缺乏字体平滑，因此值得检查是否启用了此功能。
- 打开开始菜单(Start Menu)。
- 搜索调整 Windows 的外观和性能，(Adjust the Appearance and Performance of Windows)然后选择它。
- 在视觉效果(Visual Effects )选项卡下，您可以选择调整以获得最佳外观，也可以专门选中(Adjust for best appearance )平滑屏幕字体边缘(Smooth edges of screen fonts.)旁边的框。
- 选择确定。(OK.)
如果确实是字体平滑问题，这应该可以解决问题。
更新 Windows 和应用程序
导致Windows 10 文本模糊问题的缩放问题有时是Windows错误或特定版本的(Windows)Windows与某些应用程序之间的兼容性问题的结果。例如，如果您的文本在Windows更新后突然变得模糊，您可能需要更新图形驱动程序或回滚更新，直到问题得到解决。
如果您运行的软件并非专为Windows 10设计或长时间未更新，您还可以尝试获取该软件的最新版本，看看升级后它是否看起来更清晰一些。
How to Fix Windows 10 Blurry Text Issues
Τhis is the gоlden age of crisp, high-resolution displays. So it can be quite irritating when Windows 10 presents you with blurry text! Unless you’ve forgotten to wear your glasses, it’s usually a setting that’s gone awry. So here’s how to fix those Windows 10 blurry text issues.
Check Your Monitor Settings
If it’s not just the text, but the entire picture that’s blurry, you may simply be suffering from incorrect monitor settings:
- Right-click on the desktop and select Display Settings.
- Scroll down to Display Resolution.
- Make sure the resolution marked as Recommended is selected.
Sometimes Windows will incorrectly detect the correct resolution for your monitor which can lead to blurry text in Windows 10. Check your monitor’s specification sheet to see what its native resolution is and make sure that the right one is selected.
Run the ClearType Wizard
If your resolution is correct and you’re still seeing blurry text throughout Windows rather than just in specific applications then you may want to run the ClearType wizard. ClearType is a Windows feature that optimizes the clarity of text on flat panel displays.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Search for Adjust ClearType Text and open it.
- Make sure that Turn on ClearType has its box checked.
- Select Next and follow the instructions until the ClearType tuning process is complete.
Activate the Automated Fix
Windows has an automated feature that looks for blurry text issues and fixes them automatically. If you’re seeing blurry text on Windows, it may be that this feature has been turned off. To turn it on:
- Right-click on the Desktop and select Display Settings.
- Under Scale and Layout, select Advanced scaling settings.
- Under Fix scaling for apps, ensure that Let WIndows try to fix apps so they’re not blurry is toggled on.
You may have to restart the blurry application or even the entire computer for this to fully take effect.
Change Your Resolution to Match the Target Display
If you’re seeing blurry text or a blurry image on an external display device such as a TV or projector, it may be because you’re sending the wrong resolution image to that device.
If you’re simply mirroring your display to a projector, for example, then one display is likely to be blurry because the two devices don’t have the same native resolution.
If you must use the mirrored display mode, then it’s best to set the image resolution to that of the external display. That’s usually the one you want everyone to see clearly when it comes to presentations or movie nights. Text and images won’t appear quite right on the built-in display, but they should still be usable.
If you don’t have to run the two displays in mirrored mode, then it’s best to switch Windows to Extended Display mode and then ensure that each display is running at its native resolution.
Open an App on the Target Display
Sometimes the text in an application becomes blurry when you move it from one display to the next. This can happen because the scaling for that app was tuned for the display it was opened on and it doesn’t re-adjust for the other display.
A simple solution is to open the app on the target display where you want to use it. If you close it on the target display, it should automatically open there again the next time you run it.
Adjust DPI Scaling
Blurry text might be the result of incorrect global text scaling settings. Windows attempts to scale your text so that it remains readable on high-resolution displays. For example, if you’re using a 27” 4K display, the text would be almost unreadable without 20/20 vision.
- Right-click on the Desktop and select Display Settings.
- Under Scale and layout, look for Change the size of text, apps, and other items.
- Ensure that the scaling value in the drop-down menu is set to 100% (Recommended).
If text isn’t comfortable to read at 100% scaling, increase the scaling by one step at a time until you’re happy with how it looks. Just bear in mind that some apps will not work well or look correct with scaling that’s too high.
Disable Scaling for a Specific App
If you’re only getting blurry text in a specific application, then it might be a fault with the app’s compatibility settings. This is especially true if you’re trying to run software on Windows 10 that was designed for an earlier version of Windows or lower-resolution displays.
To set per-application scaling settings:
- Search for the app in the Start Menu (or otherwise locate its shortcut).
- Right-click on the app and select open file location.
- Now right-click on the app in its location and select Properties.
- In the application’s properties, switch to the Compatibility tab.
- Now, select change high DPI settings.
- Check the box labeled use this setting to fix scaling problems for this program instead of the one in Settings.
- Check the box labeled Override high DPI scaling behavior.
- Under Scaling performed by: select Application.
- Select OK.
Restart the application and check whether it’s still blurry.
Toggle Font Smoothing
Windows has several performance options that affect what text on your screen may look like. One of these is font smoothing, where the edges of fonts are smoothed to make them look less pixelated. What you perceive as blurry text on Windows 10 may be a lack of font smoothing, so it’s worth checking if this is enabled.
- Open the Start Menu.
- Search for Adjust the Appearance and Performance of Windows and then select it.
- Under the Visual Effects tab, you can either select Adjust for best appearance or you can specifically check the box next to Smooth edges of screen fonts.
- Select OK.
If it was indeed a font smoothing issue, this should have resolved the problem.
Update Windows and Apps
Scaling problems that cause Windows 10 blurry text issues are sometimes the result of a Windows bug or compatibility problems between specific versions of Windows and certain applications. For example, if your text is suddenly blurry after a Windows update, you may need to update your graphics drivers or roll back the update until the issue is fixed.
If you’re running software that’s not designed for Windows 10 or hasn’t been updated in a long time, you can also try getting the latest version of that software to see if it looks a little sharper after upgrading.
