Utilisation de Photoshop sur écran 4k 32P et Windows 11

[Jean Nabuse]

Bonjour

Un problème insoluble par l'assistance Adobe.

Utiliser l'affichage natif  3840 x 2160 pose un problème avec la barre de menu de Photoshop dont la taille des caractères est à peine lisible.

Alors que les coefficients d'affichage écran (120%) et taille polices (135%) de Windows 11 affecte bien le contenu des menus déroulants, la barre de menu reste à peine lisible.

Après moult tergiversations de l'équipe d'Adobe, aucune solution n'a pu être apportée.

C'est désespérant.

Avez-vous le même problème ?

[Sameer K]

Hey, @Jean Nabuse. Welcome to the Photoshop Community. I'll help you figure this out. Please share the system info from Photoshop Help > System info > Copy and paste into a text document > Upload and attach here.

Try this:

Go to the following location on Windows and set the scaling options in Explorer to find out what works best for your setup.

• C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 2025
• Right-click on Photoshop.exe > Properties > Compatibility > Change Settings for all users > Change High DPI Settings > High DPI Scaling Override > Check the option 'Override High DPI scaling behavior.' > Scaling Performed by > Test & choose from the following options one by one > Application, System & System (Enhanced)
• Apply each of these settings and test which works best for you. 

Let me know how it goes,

Thanks!

Sameer K

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[Jean Nabuse]

Good evening

Sorry but I do not have this option in "Property" with Windows 11

J.N

[Sameer K]

I am sorry for the delay and missing out on a crucial step. You have to open the Adobe Photoshop 2025 folder & head to the Photoshop.exe file to execute the rest of the steps. 

Let me know how it goes. Thanks!
Sameer K

[Jean Nabuse]

I found but the window is frozen when I click on "Advanced resolution settings"
I see only the 1st choice of high PPP scaling.

[Sameer K]

Thanks for sharing this screenshot, @Jean Nabuse. Looking at the screenshot, I think the issue is not just with Photoshop. 

Please press the Windows Key > Display Settings > Scroll down to the Scale & Layout section and check the settings there. 

You can try changing the Scaling percentage & check how it goes. 

Try the steps we've tried to use after you change the scale percentage & let me know how it goes. 

Thanks!
Sameer K

[Jean Nabuse]

Thank you.

But I already tried, it is explained in my first message.
It is not necessary to crush the brain, there is no solution.
It is up to Adobe to ensure that the menu bar of Photoshop is also affected by screen and font adjustment coefficients.

Thank you for your help, I will leave it at that.

j. N

[JR Boulay]

Bonjour

Je n'ai pas compris votre problème car la capture d'écran ne montre rien d'anormal.

Mais j'aime bien votre pseudo 😉