Closed hector-macias1 closed 2 weeks ago
Since MS likely doesn’t update code for legacy apps like mmc.exe, there is no perfect solution. However, at least on the very most recent updates to Windows 11, it seems like the original GDI scaling isn’t as horrendous as it once was a year ago or so.
You can try by removing the mmc.exe.manifest
file from the System32 folder. Keep it somewhere just in case you prefer it after. After removing the file, close any instances of mmc.exe and try those apps again and it should be using the original GDI scaling. I don’t think you have to reboot for the changes to take affect.
Now you can test and see which method looks best for your scaling situation based on your preferences.
GDI scaling will look a bit bigger like you want, but any text rendered will look a bit less sharp. It’s a trade off one way or another.
Indeed, removing mmc.exe.manifest restored the original gdi scaling but made text a bit blurry, but I think I can live with that.
Description
I have to use my 1440p laptop screen using fractional scaling at 175%. Some items (especially in legacy apps like gpedit or disk management, to name a few) look so tiny.
Steps To Reproduce
install rectify11 using fractional scaling
Rectify11 Version
Version: 3.2
Windows Version
22631.3880
Logs
Note how the elements are microscopic.