Selecting or deselecting Align icons to grid will. So basically, the change in icon size appears to stay in the memory of explorer.exe unless the desktop is 'refreshed' at whcih point the icon size change happens in the right registry key. From this menu, you can also change the size of your icons by selecting from the available sizes. Microsoft is slowly rolling out a new set of icon designs for all its in-box apps on Windows 10, starting with the Mail, Calendar, and a number of other Windows accessory apps. If I don't do this, restarting explorer.exe or loggong off/on does not save the icon size because the registry key is not updated. Click or tap the drop-down menu for ' Change the size of text, apps, and other items. Open the Settings app, select System and then Display from the left column. Press and hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard, then scroll the mouse scroll wheel or trackball in the middle to resize the Desktop icons size. How to change the size of icons and text in Windows 10 This can be done right from the Display Settings window. Changing the screens resolution, or its orientation in Windows 10 is done from Display Settings. It appears to be necessary to "refresh" the desktop get the registry key to update the value for IconSize. For the icon/text problem, there are two choices: change to a lower resolution, or change the size of the icons and text. First of all, note that changing the icon size of files in a folder changes the size of all the icons in that folder. If I exit explorer.exe or logoff the computer, the registry key does not update.
To adjust the width, use the Left or Right arrows, with the Ctrl key pressed. Holding down the Ctrl key while pressing either the Up or Down arrows lets you adjust the height. You can use Ctrl plus the arrow keys to resize the Start Menu. After that, the registry key value changes to match the newly set size. Luckily, in Windows 10, you can also resize the Start Menu by using Ctrl and the arrow keys on the keyboard.
The only way I'm finding to get this registry key to update to match the desired configuration is to click on the desktop and hit "F5" on the keyboard. First, right-click on the desktop and select the view options. In my testing, I'm finding that when users' change the icon size on their desktop by either using the CTRL+wheel or just "right-click desktop -> View -> Large/medium/small Icon Size", the HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags\1\Desktop\IconSize REG_DWORD registry key value does not change to reflect this. HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags\1\Desktop In Windows 7, preserving users' desktop icon size and arrangement was as easy as this:
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