ClearType solves the defects on the LCD screen thanks to the sub-pixel display quality, the characters displayed are not only smooth at the body, but also at the corners and edges.
ClearType is enabled by default on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. To enable or disable ClearType, you need to start ClearType Text Tuner.Go to Start , type " ClearType " and select Adjust ClearType Text .
To change the mode of ClearType, simply check the Turn on ClearType checkbox and click Next .
If you are turning off ClearType, the wizard will work and complete almost the entire ClearType tweaking process, then you just need to finish and save the settings.
If you are turning ClearType to on or just want to tweak it, the wizard will help you take a step-by-step process and we will also explain in detail below.
In ClearType Text Tuner, when the Turn on ClearType option is enabled and click Next , you will get the opportunity to tweak the ClearType for the screen. If there is more than one screen, it is possible to adjust them all in turn, or just the screen needed. This article only adjusts one screen, because the tool will work the same for fine-tuning all screens. If the computer is connected to only one monitor, the following window will not be displayed.
The first thing that ClearType does is make sure the screen is set at its native resolution. If not, you need to bring the current resolution to this level.
Next, there will appear 4 to 5 small frames (depending on the version of Windows) that require text selection to look the best in the given models. The template being used on the current screen will be highlighted, but you can change it to suit your needs, then click Next .
When finished, click Finish , the ClearType window will close. If you perform fine tuning on multiple screens, you will be redo the above steps.
ClearType tweaking can definitely help you find the best text template for your screen. Although there are no problems with blurring on the text border, you may still want to look through the options when adjusting to optimize the reading experience on your computer screen.