How to resize desktop icons in Window 7?

Asked By katrina linao 10 points N/A Posted on - 05/30/2012

Could someone please explain to me how can I resize my desktop icons in my Window 7 OS.

I can't find the resize button.

Can someone teach me how doing it please.

Thank you.

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Answered By Angelique Ctomo 0 points N/A #158495

How to resize desktop icons in Window 7?

Hi Katrina,

There are two ways you could resize your desktop icons in Windows 7 OS. 

1. First is by right clicking your mouse, selecting view > choosing either Large, Medium or Small Icons.

2. The easiest way is if you have a mouse scroll button on your mouse.

Just hold "CTRL" then scroll down if you want to make it smaller or scroll up if you want the icons larger.

I hope this helps.

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Answered By mutasim 0 points N/A #158497

How to resize desktop icons in Window 7?

Resizing desktop icons in Windows 7 is not very stark. One system is very easy and quick. At first you have to use the Windows key and D. After then, press and hold Ctrl. Key and scroll up and down with the mouse wheel to get the size you want.  But in laptop when you use it without mouse what to do? Then the arrow keys will be used for going from up to down. It will do as the mouse acts.

Another process: you click the right button on your mouse on an empty place on the desktop. Then you will choose Personalize. 4 options will appear under the theme. From these options select the color of Window, and then hit the link to go settings of advanced configuration. Now you will see a window of the dialog. Then your option is to choose the Icon and set the size as you wish. Lastly saves the settings.

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• Posted on - 05/31/2012
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