Windows – Change Relative Size of Multiple Monitors

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When configuring multiple monitors for Windows 10, how can I change the relative size of one monitor to the other in the Display Settings? To be more clear, if I have a 27-inch 1440p monitor and a 4k 27-inch monitor, the 4k monitor shows up as a bigger monitor in the display settings. This causes the pictures to look identical, but in real life, there is an offset as if the monitors were not of identical size. The 1440p shows as a smaller monitor and acts as a smaller monitor. Is there anything I can do, or would I have to deal with it?

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I know this is an old post but since it has always been the top results of a Google search, I'd like to post my finding here. Please try this free and open source software: LittleBigMouse.

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Found this solution on a different thread, originally from Steve:

Perhaps LittleBigMouse could help you out? It's an alpha application, but it seems to be focusing on the issue you're having.

Github: https://github.com/mgth/LittleBigMouse

Download (Releases): https://github.com/mgth/LittleBigMouse/releases

I have been using it myself with a 4K UHD monitor and a 1080p Full HD monitor and this does exactly what you want.

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