I need Help/Advice on setting up PS CC

[John 2]

Finally given in and abandoned CS6 for Photoshop CC in order to accommodate a change of camera. However, Photoshop CC doesn't seem to be able to detect my monitors set resolution (recommended to be 1920x1200 ) with the result that both Bridge and PS as displayed are too large to fit on the screen and display with an overlarge font size. If I try and open a RAW file, PS CC tells me my monitor resolution needs to be adjusted above 1024x 768 which of course it already is. Happened initially when I first downloaded the software. A restart cured the problem and I set up all my preferences. Overnight, the problem has re-appeared and nothing I do now, resolves it. The same doesn't seem to apply to Light room (which I have never used). A work around would be to process my Raw files to TIFF in LR and then continue to use CS6 but having signed up for the CC package...............

System is:

4Ghz Quad Processor
32 GB of memory
W10
GeForce GT640 Graphics Card with 2GB of DDR3 / 1Ghz clock speed.
GPU use selected in PS

Any one have any knowledge that might lead to a solution. ADOBE Support are off line until Sunday evening and I'm suffering withdrawal symptoms.

[Black Pearl]

A quick Google suggests updating your GPU driver - might be worth a punt.

[rpcrowe]

I have also gravitated to Adobe CC and have purchased some books to help me...

The first is not one I would recommend: "Classroom in a Book"... The paper on which it is printed is cheap and the illustrations bleed. Sometimes bleeding through to the opposite side of the page

Second is pretty good but, not comprehensive: "Top 100 Simplified Tricks and Tips for Photoshop CC"

The one that I really like is: "Photoshop CC Essentials For Photographers" by Tony and Chelsea Northrup. I downloaded the Kindle version onto my Chromebook and really like this book along with the collection of videos that goes along with it. I think however, that I could find the videos on YouTube without buying the book. But for trn U.S. Dollars, the book is great and the links to the videos are in one place.
https://smile.amazon.com/Photoshop-C...+tony+northrup

[chauncey]

I've occasionally had problems with PS CC, I've gotten into the habit of contacting them via chat and
telling them to link with my computer and "fix the problem"...start here,
https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html

[John 2]

Thanks all for the replies. Panic over. Poking around (AKA trial and error), I discovered the solution. For future reference, all that is required is to go to Edit/Preferences/Interface in both Bridge and PS CC and under Text, change the User Interface Scaling from "Automatic" to 100%. That seems to do the trick.