It looks blurry. Probably because Windows 10 simply enlarges everything. So Freecommander doesn't actually render anything in the native screen resolution.
Here you can compare what it looks like to what windows explorer looks like:
Claude
native UHD/4K display support
native UHD/4K display support
On my new laptop I have ultra HD.
It looks blurry. Probably because Windows 10 simply enlarges everything. So Freecommander doesn't actually render anything in the native screen resolution.
Here you can compare what it looks like to what windows explorer looks like:
Claude
It looks blurry. Probably because Windows 10 simply enlarges everything. So Freecommander doesn't actually render anything in the native screen resolution.
Here you can compare what it looks like to what windows explorer looks like:
Claude
Re: native UHD/4K display support
- Find your freecommander executable, right click > Properties > Compatibility
- Check "disable display scaling on high dpi settings"
- Check "disable display scaling on high dpi settings"
Re: native UHD/4K display support
Perfect. I had to set it so that the application itself can handle it. Now it looks beautiful.Marek wrote: 25.06.2017, 16:47 - Find your freecommander executable, right click > Properties > Compatibility
- Check "disable display scaling on high dpi settings"
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