I had the same issue and could fix it easily by simple windows settings:
It was in the display settings to change the size of items to small.
Its explained in detail here:
http://codeskaters.blogspot.ae/2013/10/windows-81-blurry-text-fix.html
Habeeb, that only applies to scaling up window contents from executables which are marked as not being dpi aware, which even system tools like mmc.exe for event viewer and service manager are not.
What you meant is fixed as soon as you disable per monitor scaling. You can leave the DPI for all monitors setting at higher values, to get clear and larger text in (almost) all applications *except* IE11.
IE11 does not use GDI like other (older) windows applications so it does not use the Windows setting to not smooth font edges. It displays text on its own with DirectWrite and always uses anti aliasing. Some people don't like the switch from ClearType
with RGB sub pixel anti aliasing to grey scale anti aliasing, other's did as the problem of colored borders around letters went away.
But some people, me too, do not like anti aliasing/font smoothing at all as it makes text blurry which hurts our eyes which are used to see sharp contrasts.
So, in short, no, your solution does not solve the text smoothing problem in IE11.
It seems there is no built in way to solve it, so we still hope for Microsoft to implement a fix.
Until then I stick to Chrome, except for msdn subscriber downloads as Chrome cannot use the File Transfer Manager. But then again: IE 11 cannot use the File Transfer Manager if you do not change IE11 to IE8 mode from the dev tools - oh my, some more dog
fooding might help, to keep the parts working together smoothly ;-)