P: Menu too small on Windows high res display

The post is in Arabic!

Nope

SET TO LARGE ALREADY

Windows seems to have figured this out now (a year later then when I posted this.
But...get this... I tried switching back to Mac with an outrageously priced desktop, and the font scaling is non-existent. After a long time on the phone they told me that the Mac OS is "performing as expected," and that if I wanted to read the fonts I had to lower the resolution. This is Mac, known for graphics applications. Happily I had one more day to return it but I wasn't risking it. I packed it up, grabbed my coat, drove to the Apple store and got there 20 min before closing. Dell sucks, but at least I can get another brand.

The scaling Override high DPI selection worked for me....but choosing (Application) was not the correct setting. You must choose either (System) or (System Enhanced) for it to work. I can now use PS as it always has been without altering the UI Interface in PS. This tells me it’s a Windows issue to ‘improve’ our experience further.

Thanks for the great suggestion.  Unfortunately, once Photoshop went to CC, things can't seem to be fixed.  I used to have a work-around but no more.  I tired your suggestion but my menus still fall off the screen.  Again, thank you!

I am not sure this will work for anyone else, because I am not savvy with computers.  But I did the following on my Lenovo:
1.  Open Windows folder
2.  Open Program Files folder
3.  Open Adobe folder
4.  Open Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 folder
5.  Right-click on the Adobe Premiere Pro.exe file
6. Select "Properties"
7. Select "Compatibility" tab
8. Select Change settings for all users
9. Select Change high DPI settings
10. Check the "Override high DPI scaling Behavior. Scaling performed by [System]
11. Apply and OK
And the fonts in the menus and timeline all appeared normal again

I have a Samsung 3200x1800 display. Scaling doesn't work. The type is still too small and menus are awkward. Before the 2018 version, I had a Windows registry tweak that worked beautifully. Now it doesn't. Lightroom and all of your competitors programs work perfectly. When I talk to tech help, they treat me like it's my fault. The last suggestion was to roll back to an earlier version. This isn't acceptable.

Tried it and that does not work... for me anyway.  OS... Win 10 Pro.

I fixed it on my computer, Windows now has a built-in way to handle it:

1. Right-click on the Photoshop icon
2. Right-click on the next Photoshop icon (at the top of the menu), and select "Properties"
3. Select "Compatibility" tab
4. In the Settings section check the "Override high DPI scaling Behavior. Scaling performed by [Application]
5. Apply and OK

Hope this is helpful. Let me know.