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Don't know whether this is a bug so I am putting it up for discussion. Menu text and icons are the same size (very small) regardless of when using 100%, 200% or auto. My PC is new, i9, RTX 3070.
Have you tried closing Photoshop and reducing the scaling amount in Windows.
Photoshop requires at least 1280 x 800 screen size after scaling. Assuming you have a 4K monitor (3840 x 2160), 350% scaling would make that screen effectively 1097 x 617 which is below the minimum. Try 200% which would make it 1920 x 1080 and meet those minimum requirements.
You will need to close and restart after each change so that Photoshop picks up the changes correctly.
Dave
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If you have high density screen Photoshop will respect what is set in Display Settings. Changes in Preferences probably won't change anything. There is discussion with explanation but I can not find it right now.
Maybe this blog post can help App Scaling on High DPI Displays (FIX 2019) - Dan Antonielli
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I have Windows' scaling set to 350%. I followed the steps the article and tried all three options but it did not seem to help. Thanks.
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Could you post screenshots to illustrate the settings?
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This should show how small the menu text is in addition to showing you the preferences.
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Don't touch the Photoshop preferences, leave it at auto.
Photoshop picks up the scaling you set in Windows settings.
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It could be that the menu text is as large as it is going to get. I've posted a screenshot above at the full resolution of my monitor.
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The scaling in Windows 11 is set at 350%.
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Have you tried closing Photoshop and reducing the scaling amount in Windows.
Photoshop requires at least 1280 x 800 screen size after scaling. Assuming you have a 4K monitor (3840 x 2160), 350% scaling would make that screen effectively 1097 x 617 which is below the minimum. Try 200% which would make it 1920 x 1080 and meet those minimum requirements.
You will need to close and restart after each change so that Photoshop picks up the changes correctly.
Dave