How to reset the text tuner of Win8 system

Not long ago, many friends who upgraded Win8 have asked Xiaobian, I want to help them solve a problem: reset the text coordinator. The text tuner is called ClearType in English. Everyone knows that the ClearType function can make the text look clearer on the screen. However, some friends also reported that after the adjustment, it was found that it was not as good. Therefore, the burden of resetting ClearType falls on the shoulders of Xiaobian.
The role of ClearType is to make the text on the screen easier to read. Many friends feel that the effect is not satisfactory after adjusting. I want to re-adjust it and find that I don't know how to restore it. Through the research of Xiaobian, it is found that many solutions on the Internet are not practical. Through testing, only by modifying the two positions of the registry can the purpose of resetting the ClearType setting be achieved. Let's take a look at how to reset.
ClearType Text Tuner
1. Go to the registry HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft\\Avalon.Graphics. Below, there are several monitors with a number of keys, named DISPLAY1, DISPLAY2, …, DISPLAYn. All we need to do is click on each of the DISPLAYx keys and remove all key values ​​on the right side (key value "default "except). Normally, the ClearType tuning should not look like this:

2. Go to the registry HKCU\\Control Panel\\Desktop. Below, find four key values ​​starting with FontSmoothing, set to 2,0 respectively. , 1, 2 can be.

3. Log out the currently logged in user and log back in to restore the settings and reset the adjustments made by the ClearType tuner to the system default state.
Well, as you can see from here, the ClearType of the user interface is per user-related settings. This is reasonable, because each user sees the effect of the screen text is different, there should be personalized preferences for each user to save. However, I hope that Microsoft will improve this tuner function in the next version of Windows, making it more practical and user-friendly.