Photoshop 20.0.5 user interface too large

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July 12, 2019
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Good morning,
we have formatted the computer and installed windows 10 and some adobe applications.
While with illustrator I managed to create an area with palette in the right format for my 4k monitor, with photoshop (20.0.5) I find myself with giant palettes.
Also I realized that photoshop has a delay of a few seconds (and in my opinion there are too many) if I recall a tool from the keyboard.

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valerios27574466Author

Known Participant

Thanks, I followed the steps you indicated to me, and despite the fact that I have the CC 2019, and the "System Enhanced" item is not in the same position as the CC 2018, if you look at my attachment, with a 125% I managed to get a excellent result.

JJMack

Community Expert

If your 4K display does not haves a High PPI resolution do not scale your displays set it windows 10 scaling to 100% use its native low resolution. My Dell 24" Display has a 185ppi resolution Window recommends I scale it to 200% I scale it to 150%.. I would think for 27: 4Kk display scaling 150% or 100% would be good. 30" and larger 4K displays should be scaled to 100%

JJMack

Akash Sharma

Legend

Hi valerios,

Sorry that you cannot get a desired user interface for Photoshop 20.0.5 on your 4K monitor and also facing problems related to the app performance as its getting delayed inputs.

Regarding the user interface scaling,please take a look at this similar discussion: Photoshop support for 4k display

Could you please restore Photoshop app preferences to default and let us know if the issue still persists?

Please refer this article for instructions on how to restore Photoshop preferences:

Preferences in Photoshop

Thanks,

Akash

valerios27574466Author

Known Participant

Thanks, I just tried, putting in the trash all the photoshop preferences, but the palettes are always huge ...
I always prefer the floating window as on the Macintosh ...
Is there a solution for the delay of the instruments?

Akash Sharma

Legend

I'd recommend that you scale your monitor DPI accordingly. A Display scaling of 150% is what you will need to use windows to scaling and not use Adobe UI scaling.

You need to set your Windows display scaling to 150% on the display you want scaled and setup a Windows startup shortcut that overrides application scaling to System (Enhanced)