Checkbox rendering issue on certain displays

[Tripredacus]

I have run into a situation where a set of programs are not showing controls properly on a certain display.

The particulars are that the "top" parameter of GUICtrlCreateCheckbox needs to be increased on this display, because otherwise the objects are too close together. On other GUI panels this happens, radio buttons, etc, they are not spaced evenly as would be expected, since I am specifying values, it should respect that.

This particular GUI will read an INI file and generate checkboxes for the amount of items in the INI:

For $i = 1 To $Sections[0]
    $SectionContents = IniReadSection($source, $Sections[$i])
    $topPart = (60 + ($i * 15))
    $Radio[$i] = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox($Sections[$i], 80, $topPart, 300, 17)

It is expected that it should appear with a spacing similar to this (old image):

Which it does (albeit in a Windows 10 UI get-up) on every other sytem I work with. BUT this one system is showing something different. A sideby side of the initial look, and the with a box checked and a mouse hovering (which makes the ctrl labels shift over/under each other). OH and the mouse cursor looks bigger than usual...

I can increase the value I am multiplying by, say 25 instead of 15 and it will look properly on this one display, BUT then it spaces things out too much on everything else. Are the pixels wrong on this display? Is there some other way I should be making GUIs on Windows 10 based systems?

I will note that I've seen this happen before, but it went uncorrected. The system I am seeing this on is a Clevo N850EJ. Specs are as follows:

15.6” IPS Full HD (1920x1080) Matte Display
Switchable GPU by Microsoft Hybrid Graphics - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 GPU / Intel UHD Graphics

The OS I am running on is Windows PE 10 x64. Can't tell which video device is driving the display, both are detected and both are using the MS driver.

Let me know if anyone has an idea of why this happens, or ways people have fixed it, etc. Thanks!

[BrewManNH]

Do you use display zoom on the computer it looks bad on?

[AutoBert]

Just test the DPI of the monitor:

$iAppDPI = RegRead('HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics', 'AppliedDPI')
ConsoleWrite($iAppDPI&@CRLF)

and calculate the position of your controls. 

[Tripredacus]

It is showing me 144 for AppliedDPI, How can I use this information?

Setting the process DPI aware, or using these GDI functions have no effect.

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/166479-writing-dpi-awareness-app-workaround/

@BrewManNH This is in Windows PE, so a lot of normal things may not be viable. For example, there is no real way to make display changes because you can't reload explorer... also there is no explorer.