kosfurler
Sophomore Member
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OS: Windows 10 2H22
Theme: Windows 7
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Post by kosfurler on Mar 17, 2023 8:28:23 GMT -8
what can i do with it.... i used different ways to enable the classic theme but these problems haunt me no matter what i do for taskbar i'm using startisback and you might say "use a retrobar" but it doesn't have 120 DPI support so taskbar is ugly blurred... and in general the problem of high dpi is very important
it's not fair that i and other people can't use popular customization software only because of high resolution
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Mar 17, 2023 9:30:23 GMT -8
This is because the classic theme is from a time when the DPI was almost always 100%. As a result, each metric change causes problems if the DPI is higher. However, it is possible to "fix" this problem by providing high DPI-specific schemes. I will study the question (compared to the collection of schemes). For the taskbar, this can potentially work using only ExplorerPatcher : winclassic.net/thread/990/windows-classic-theme-on-1903 |
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kosfurler
Sophomore Member
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OS: Windows 10 2H22
Theme: Windows 7
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Post by kosfurler on Mar 17, 2023 10:27:50 GMT -8
This is because the classic theme is from a time when the DPI was almost always 100%. As a result, each metric change causes problems if the DPI is higher. However, it is possible to "fix" this problem by providing high DPI-specific schemes. I will study the question (compared to the collection of schemes). For the taskbar, this can potentially work using only ExplorerPatcher : winclassic.net/thread/990/windows-classic-theme-on-1903i checked the performance of the classic theme with high dpi in a win xp virtual machine and it works perfectly
anyway where can i get this DPI-specific schemes? |
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Mar 17, 2023 16:06:55 GMT -8
i checked the performance of the classic theme with high dpi in a win xp virtual machine and it works perfectly
anyway where can i get this DPI-specific schemes? I'll take care of that as soon as I have time. To put it simply, it was torto who recreated the default Windows 10 metric scheme with a DPI of 120%. For Windows XP, I will test. |
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Jul 22, 2023 10:28:42 GMT -8
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