How to adjust resolution for P55t-B5340

Help! I bought this wonderful computer from Costco and have only been using it for a couple of days.
The screen resolution recomendation is 3840 x 2160, it's BEAUTIFUL the big (or small) problem is menu bars like the ones in PhotoShop, and a lot of text in games I play on FB ends up looking like it's about 3 or 4 point type. I would literally need a magnifying glass to read the top menu and left side menu in PhotoShop.  Please tell me there is a setting to correct this?
I'm going to go blind trying to read at this rate.
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Hi @PieterF3rd 
Most of our printers have a setting in the Preferences menu to change the date and time, but it appears this one does not. On the front panel of the printer, touch the little wrench in the top tight hand corner to access the settings menu. In the Setup menu select the Preferences menu and check there, if it is not there maybe check the tools menu. From what I can see, the option is not there, but it certainly should be.
If you can't find the option, I would give us a call and express the issue to a phone professional. It is possible that that connecting the printer to a network and enabling the Web Services will automatically update the date and time, but this should be necessary considering not all customers have network access.
If you are in Canada or US call 800 474 6836, or you can Contact HP Worldwide.
I hope this helps.
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