I came across the same issue on my brand new Lenovo Yoga 900 within the first 24 hours of owning it.

Just got a new laptop 17 inch, 3840x2160 res I am on the newest version and cant find how to scale the menu(like File, Edit, Environment.. I was told my best bet at fixing it was to contact the developers for all the programs that I was having the issue with in the hopes that they could write a patch to fix the issue.. I had Geek Squad look at it to see if they could fix it and was told pretty much the same thing that the other user told you, that it was likely an issue of compatibility with the scaling system of Windows 10 and the high resolution of the computer.. Has anyone else had an issue like this and, if so, what did you do to resolve it?Also, I've experienced graphic issues where it said that the driver crashed and Adobe Lightroom is also not displaying my photos in edit mode.

And all other icons), its super small now and I would have to use magnifying glass to actually work.. Every once in awhile some of the menus and icons will resize to something that I can actually see, while others remain tiny.

I've tried tweaking the resolution and magnification and there are no consistent improvements.. Teeny-tiny menus and icons are the result Unless ArcGIS are planning to update their software to the modern age soon, you might be less frustrated by running it on a laptop that has a lower screen resolution.

Newer versions of the driver from Intel improve things, but I don't think that we are quite out of the woods yet.. I expected it to be somewhere under Preferences->User Interface, I'm running ArcGIS and all of the menus and icons are incredibly tiny.. So far I'm very frustrated with this laptop from a technical standpoint Perhaps you should consider returning the Yoga 900 for an older laptop that has a lower resolution, because the issues you mention are consistent with two things: 1) the Intel graphics driver for the new generation of Intel's 'Skylake' CPUs and on-board graphics is still a work in progress.. 2) the QHD+ resolution of the Yoga 900 screen (3200x1800) is likely to give some older generation desktop software some issues, if the software has not been updated to use the scaling system built into newer generations of Windows.. This is very frustrating as I rely on ArcGIS for my research I'd really like to keep this laptop because I like its size and portability, but if this issue can't be resolved then I'll be forced to return it.. You are likely to see the error message 'the display driver has quit working but has recovered' quite frequently on the Yoga 900 and laptops from other manufacturers using 'Skylake'. 5ebbf469cd

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