Horace Wiggins
Thanks for checking that out and your response! I think the more folks that speak up the better the chance MS will get the message.
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Now using Windows 11. When I open File Explorer to view photo thumbnails and set the view to Extra Large, it is not any larger than when I set the view to Large. The only difference between Large and Extra Large is that the spacing between thumbnails gets larger -- not the photo itself.
My laptop is still on Windows 10, and Extra Large view there is much larger than the Large view setting.
Can you help?
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Horace Wiggins
Thanks for checking that out and your response! I think the more folks that speak up the better the chance MS will get the message.
@Angstromm
The images I posted are from my desktop computer. I haven't checked my laptop that has a 4K screen. My desktop monitor is 24 inch while my laptop is 15 inch.
I have looked at my laptop and I see what you and others are saying.
Horace Wiggins
While i've seen posts where large and extra large icons are the same size, this thread is about the extra large icons not being large enough. This seems to be the case on higher res screens like mine. It's a known and documented issue. Hopefully, MS will get around to correcting it...
Just adding my displeasure with the Win11 icon size limitation.
I do a lot of photo/video work and icons are too small at largest setting to effectively work with. Bummer.
Screen specs: 16" 16:10, 2560 x 1600
Largest landscape photo icons are 1" wide...ugh!
Please, MS, fix this!