After discussing with everyone about how to change the font in Windows 10, one of the partners mentioned that modifying the registry can be quite complicated. Also, adjusting the font size across different parts of the new operating system is time-consuming. Is there a simple one-step solution?

There definitely is a way. Before this topic, I shared with everyone that the most straightforward method is using third-party software. If you don't want to "pollute" your system, you can also go deeper by modifying the registry or group policy settings. However, those methods require more technical knowledge and are not user-friendly for most people.

So here's the tip: type "font" into the WeChat official account interface of Computer Fan to get the download link for "Advanced System Font Changer." This tool allows you to change the font and font size of every part of the system in just one step. A friendly reminder: after launching the software, make sure to click on "Export" first to back up your current font settings. That way, you can easily restore them if needed, instead of going through each change manually.

Next, select the elements you want to modify—such as menus, icons, or the File Explorer. A font selection box similar to Word will appear, allowing you to choose a new font, style, and size. You can customize it exactly how you like.

The "Advanced" tab gives you even more control, such as adjusting the width of scroll bars or the size of icons. It’s a very flexible tool for fine-tuning your system’s appearance.

Once all settings are done, click "Change" to preview the modifications. Then, hit "Apply" to implement the changes. The system will log you out automatically, and the new font settings will take effect immediately. Here's what the result looks like. Feel free to adjust the fonts based on your needs. For high-resolution screens, increasing the font size and making it bolder can help reduce eye strain. On lower resolution displays, a moderate adjustment is recommended. Keep in mind that some options may have limitations depending on your system configuration.

If you ever want to revert to the original system settings, simply run the backup file you saved before logging out. This makes the whole process safe and easy to undo if needed.