21 November 2020 | Computers, Do-It-Yourself, Gizmos, How Does it Work? | 2 comments
Everyone has annoying technical problems.
It’s just part of Computerized Everything these days.
Usually, we tend to become aggravated when these problems occur… But what if we didn’t have to?
What if you could solve your own techie issues with a minimum amount of frustration – and in record time?
If that sounds like a plan, join me for the best techie tip yet!
Without further ado:
Give it a try! 🙂
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Windows 10 did a HUGE update to my version on November21..and invited me to adjust type sizes, and color..since I am elderly I thought that might be a good idea..now I hate what I have done..the colours are all ruined in my Picasso pictures..even youtube is dark..and I don’t know how to go back to what I had which was quite beautiful..I am a gardener and a bit of an artist.but no pc skills..the only change I made that I like is my larger green pointer..How can I retract my dumb actions..thanks Scottie..
You should be able to adjust the settings again like so:
1. Click Start button (aka Windows logo)
2. Click gear icon (Settings)
3. In the search box in the Settings window, type: font
4. In the popup results, click Make text size bigger
5. You should see a bunch of controls for changing font size, which might fix your problem
You can also check out the Magnifier, Color Filters, and High Constrast settings in the lefthand column. Some of those may have been changed as well if screen colors are all wonky.