

And because screen resolution settings have been moved, changing screen resolution in Windows 10 is not as easy it was before. This is because Microsoft has moved most of the settings to the new Settings app to make changing Windows settings easier both on traditional PCs as well as touch-based devices. In other words, when you right-click on the desktop, you’ll see the Display settings option instead of the Screen resolution option.

In Windows 10, Microsoft has renamed the Screen resolution option in the desktop context menu to Display settings. As you likely know, in earlier Windows versions, the Screen resolution option would appear when you right-click on the desktop. Last evening, while writing how to set a custom resolution on Windows 10 PC, I noticed that the Screen resolution option is missing from Windows 10’s desktop context menu.
