A technician has installed a second monitor for a customer, but the desktop font sizes do not match. Which of the following display settings should the technician adjust to correct this issue?

Adjusting the resolution is the correct approach to ensure that desktop font sizes match across multiple monitors. Each monitor can support different native resolutions, which significantly affects how items are displayed on the screen. When two monitors have different resolutions, it can result in disparities in font size and overall clarity.

By setting both monitors to either the same resolution or to resolutions that maintain a consistent scaling factor, the technician can help ensure that text and other interface elements appear similar in size and proportion, regardless of which monitor is being used. This is particularly important when displays have differing sizes or pixel densities, as a higher resolution on one monitor can make text appear smaller compared to a lower resolution on another.

Adjustments to other settings, such as refresh rate, extended monitor setup, or color depth, do not directly influence the displayed size of text and icons on the screen. Refresh rate is related to how often the display updates per second and impacts motion smoothness rather than size. The extended monitor configuration allows for multiple display outputs but does not address font size discrepancies. Color depth pertains to the number of colors displayed and is also unrelated to font size or display of desktop elements. Thus, focusing on resolution adjustments is the most effective solution for re-scaling desktop fonts and visuals to achieve