Windows 10 Cross Browser Blurry

What site?  Have you tried IE11?

That looks like a font rendering issue.

Hi John,

That's coming from foxnews but there's a bunch of sites with similar issues.  Agreed it's a font rendering issue but how do I fix it?  I have a different PC with chrome / windows 10 that's not having this issue.  Unfortunately they're at different locations so hard to compare for a delta.

Thanks,

Kyle

Fox news is working here on my Windows 10 IE 11 machine.

I would get new drivers for and install BIOS, Chipset and Video (very important).

And make sure you are using the correct resolution for the screen.  Using a screen setting that is higher or lower than the monitor resolution can cause odd problems.  Also, make sure your 'zoom' is set to 100%.

Chipset and video drivers have been installed / updated.  Unfortunately no luck.

Screen resolution is correct . . . again it's only for some sites which makes me think it's font specific.  

This has been driving me nuts for the past few weeks (have been looking into it on and off).  Keep the suggestions coming.  Am heading home for the night but will report back in the AM.

Thanks for the help.

It may be site specific, although I can use Fox News.

If you wish, you can try a Windows 10 Repair Install. You can keep everything so no harm in trying.

Go to the Media Creation Link

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

Click on Upgrade to Windows 10 (even if Windows 10 is running), click on the Download button, select Open (Run) but NOT Save. Allow the program to run. Allow drivers to update. Then select Keep Everything.

The re-install (keep everything) didn't have an effect.  I realize that the issue is isolated to this machine, but the question is what's causing it to be that way?

I will do some searching.

BIOS, Chipset, Video drivers, Resolution change, reinstall Windows does not fix this.

Strange.

I hear you and I've been pulling my hair out.  Will also try to narrow it down to see if it's a font specific thing.

I cannot find anything. Fox News works fine for me.

Are you using a US installation and US English or did you change the Language and Region settings.

Go to IE 11, Tools, Internet Options, Advanced and change Rendering to Software Rendering. I always use Software Rendering.  You have to restart the computer.

Now try the site in IE 11 with the above change.

Software rendering was already enabled.  Note IE 11 looks a little bit better than edge or chrome, but would prefer to stay latest and greatest.  Again I know other computers can display this fine, so it's just a matter of what's wrong with this one.

If you are willing and if you can see that the issue is limited to just this computer, back up, check the backup, format, and then reinstall Windows, update, check the website. Assuming OK, install software and recover data.

I think legacy software could cause this but it would be hard to figure out which one.

Fixed it myself.