After you signed out and logged in, the texts on your Desktop are now larger. But if you need to save some work first, click Sign out later, then save your work and sign out manually. Windows asks you to sign out to apply changes now, click Sign out now to continue. In this example, I select Larger – 150% and click Apply. Then, you can select how large the text you want compare to the original size (100%). Note: If you want to change text size only some items, such as Title bars, Menus, Message Boxes, Icons, etc, you can adjust under Change only the text size section. On Display, check the check box Let me choose one scaling level for all my display under Change the size of all items. On Screen resolution, click Make text and other items larger or smaller. Right-click on the Desktop and select Screen resolution. You can see detail instructions below which will show how to increase text size of all items on the Desktop at once on Windows 8 to 150% (50% larger than default). 
Check the check box ‘Let me choose one scaling level for all my display’ and select scaling size that you want. 
Open ‘Control Panel’ -> ‘Display’ -> ‘Screen Resolution’ and click ‘Make text and other items larger or smaller’. To increase font size on Windows (short version), If you think texts on this image are too small to read, you can follow the guide below to increase the size without changing resolution of your monitor or laptop. This is example of the screen with resolution 1920×1080 on default size on 24″ LCD monitor. However, in some situation, for example, a short-sighted person with weak eyesight, or person that uses Windows on large LCD screen, or someone who have to sit far away from the screen than usual, they would love to have larger text on the screen. 
Generally, font size scaling on Windows is already well optimized on normal resolution for most people.
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