After installing the OS on a workstation, a technician notices that everything is displayed in large windows and the viewing area is limited. Which of the following will the technician need to…

Color depth affects the number of colors displayed, not the size of elements or viewing area.

Orientation changes whether the display is in landscape or portrait mode, not the size of elements.

DPI settings (scaling) make text and apps larger or smaller but are distinct from resolution, which defines the total pixels available, and the primary symptom points to a low resolution.

A low display resolution makes elements appear larger on the screen and limits the amount of content that can be displayed simultaneously. Adjusting the resolution to a higher setting, typically the monitor's native resolution, will make elements smaller and expand the effective viewing area, resolving the issue of large windows and limited viewing space.