How to adjust the font size of the context menu on Disk Management


I carefully compared mine and yours and found your snap looks much better.
Could you post how to change the default system font to the Ubuntu font?
first make sure you have the font you want to use installed.
i use Ubuntu font as my default system font but you can use anyone you like.

here is the tutorial and reg file required to change to that font.

edit.
just to add i have a 24" screen and the resolution is 1920x1080
best of luck, Steve ..
 

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a trick that always works but isn't pretty is to lower the screen resolution.. then all fonts and all text get bigger.
Font size was one of my biggest peeves about moving to a 4K monitor.
 

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Font size was one of my biggest peeves about moving to a 4K monitor.
I dont have anything over 1080P.. and i have no use for 4K. My TV is only a 42" back then it was big.. today its small. 😅
My 13" laptop has 1080P but i change the resolution to 1280 something so i dont need a magnifier glass to read on the screen.
Changing fonts and scale and all that VS right click on the screen and a lower resolution... Laziness always wins 😁
 

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I set custom fonts and sizes including using 'Bold' by using Brinks reg files from W10? days. You can do a lot with them.




Screenshot 2025-01-25 183246.webp

Programs have text in Bold:

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And so does file explorer:

Screenshot 2025-01-25 183812.webp
 

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