I haven't heard great things about supernova. In fact, I've heard awful things about it. Perhaps try a different magnifying software? I'm not sure which, as I'm fully blind and haven't researched it much, but supposedly they refuse to keep up with modern technologies.

Why not contact the company from whom Supernova was purchased? They will be able to assist you if people here cannot.

Whoever recommended super nova to you isn’t doing it justice. If you use something like the latest version of zoom text, does it do the same thing?

did you need supernova to be able to see the cleartype font settings?

if you can see that without supernova then maybe you can just get away with a global screen scaling instead?

if so right click desktop, display settings:

scale & layout:

if youre lucky it'll go up to like 300% but depends on monitor.

beyond that i have no idea how to solve your issue but maybe it'll be enough to get you by temporarily while you sort it out.

Hey so I also just had this problem on a new expensive gaming laptop I bought solely to use for magnifier and screen reader purposes. I’m so annoyed after spending so much money! I also have the s7 plus as well and it’s very easy to see, so it’s extra annoying. I’m not sure what to do yet in terms of returning, but I did manage to make it a little more usable.

The problem seems to be related to DPI (dots per inch) and scaling. Weirdly, my MacBook Pro I used for work always looked crystal clear when I magnified on the retina screen, but it was horrendously grainy on every display I connected it to even when not magnified, and even 1.2x zoom made everything unreadable.

In case you are still trying to make your new setup work, here are some things that might help:

1. Search windows (push the windows key and type) for “scaling” and then turn off the option for windows to try to make things look clearer. It doesn’t work well for magnifier needs in my experience.

2. Change the resolution of your screen to be smaller, like 800x600, which will zoom everything in from the bottom up and might make things clearer. Also try to make things natively use larger font sizes whenever possible, such as ctrl plus and default font sizes in Firefox or chrome or Discord. I don’t know if that works for Edge because I hate it and downloaded Firefox immediately.

3. Try turning on the font smoothing option in dolphin but make sure to turn off the image smoothing.

4. Try Zoomtext or Fusion and Windows magnifier and narrator to see if one of those is better. Zoomtext has an affordable yearly license in the US and there are also cracked versions out there if you’re in a real pinch and don’t have any other options. I do okay a lot of times with Windows Magnifier, Narrator, and a program called PowerToys that gives me the mouse crosshairs and finds my mouse for me when I shake it or double tap ctrl.

5. Try one of the options for using the Samsung tablet as a second display and use that for your magnifying display. I haven’t tried this yet but it might be a good option. You can also potentially take your laptop and an HDMI cord to Best Buy or micro center and explaining your dilemma to a worker there. They can probably help you connect to and test different TVs and monitors to see if there’s one that might look clearer with your laptop.

6. If you know what you’re doing, you can hack your registry to change the default system font to one that looks better when zoomed in.

7. Also only if you know what you’re doing, but you can try downloading an accessible Linux distribution like coconut to a flash drive and booting into it to see if it works better.

I also had some luck lowering my refresh rate from 144hz to 60hz and telling the system to always run Supernova in performance graphics mode, but you may not have those options on your laptop.

Also, you might have better luck trying different screensharing methods. Like if you’re using Wi-Fi casting, try using an HDMI cord and vice versa. You can also try messing with the graphics and display options for the TV, both in your Windows settings and the TV menu. Try different resolutions, refresh options, color settings, etc. if you have a spare cheap monitor or know someone who does, try plugging into that and seeing what works.

I know what a pain this is, so don’t feel like you have to do everything on the list. I just also know how bad it feels to spend all this money and end up with a computer that looks like dog poop. These are just some options that I tried or considered trying in the same situation. I hope it helps!