Correctly adjusting your monitor settings is very important. Since the use of personal computers directly affects your vision. When setting up, be guided by the room illumination and the resolution of the device.
Instructions
Step 1
Adjust the brightness and contrast of the monitor using the buttons on the front panel. Best of all, do not make the image too high contrast, it hurts your eyesight. Also note that many monitors have a built-in program for optimal settings for a particular mode of use, familiarize yourself with its interface and select the optimal mode.
Step 2
If you frequently use your computer in a dark room, make sure the backlight is slightly dim. Typically, this setting is available for laptop monitors, control occurs by pressing the Fn combination and the arrow keys. Also, do not set the backlight too dark, otherwise you will have to strain your eyes. This is especially true for well-lit rooms.
Step 3
Adjust the resolution. To do this, right-click on the desktop and select Properties from the context menu. In the window that opens, go to the "Options" tab and adjust the resolution by moving the special pointer. Be sure to respect the proportions of the monitor. Don't make the resolution too high for a small screen size. The same goes for large screens - don't use a low resolution for them.
Step 4
If you are comfortable with using different resolutions to use different programs, set the mode in the video parameters configuration. Also pay attention to special utilities for launching settings for certain programs. These may also be available in your video adapter driver software.
Step 5
Adjust font smoothing. To do this, in the settings of the desktop properties, select the effect setting on the design tab and apply the type of anti-aliasing you need. You can also find this setting in the configuration of some programs.
