Game not in fullscreen Win 7.

MrGum · December 2010

Now then. This is exactly the same problem with people saying "Game goes to the top left corner". Before you say "use the search bar" I would actually like a chance before some mod comes and closes this. I have a GeForce 6150SE nForce 430, and can play different games (like Sims 3 on 800x600) fine. My game is on Windowed Menu Mode so I can see straight down the centre, and won't go fullscreen in Fullscreen. I have tried 2 solutions but both of them don't work.
1. -Change my resolution to Crossfire's resolution
- Start Crossfire and enter a game
- Exit Crossfire
- Change back to native resolution

2. -Opened Nvidia Control Panel
-Went to "Adjust Desktop Size and Poisition"
- There was no button that said "Use Nvidia Scaling"

http://img822.imageshack.us/i/43010749.png (use the link because if i post the picture, it will cut off some words)

Thanks!

RoLoKi · December 2010

Is your windows on 64bit or 32?

CyberCatUK · December 2010

This seems to be such a common problem. I know this isn't going to solve it for you yet but I would like to try and get to the bottom of this problem

I have just tested crossfire on both my laptop display and external monitor.

I found the option for nvidia scaling only appears when using my laptop screen. With the external display the option for scaling disappears.

Whether I'm using my laptop or external screen, in windowed mode or fullscreen it stretches to full screen. No matter what resolution I set windows to use.

When I enter a game it briefly goes to the top left hand corner before switching to fullscreen. So it appears it is failing to scale up to fullscreen for some people.

I use Windows 7 now and don't remember ever having this issue.

Could you tell use what the native resolution of you screen is and whether you use a laptop with built-in display or external screen, or desktop PC?

Also do you know what version of driver you have installed?

Edit: Oh, the picture he supplied shows he is using Win7 32bit and driver 260.99.

MrGum · December 2010

CyberCatUK wrote: »

Could you tell use what the native resolution of you screen is and whether you use a laptop with built-in display or external screen, or desktop PC?

Also do you know what version of driver you have installed?

Edit: Oh, the picture he supplied shows he is using Win7 32bit and driver 260.99.

I use a desktop PC with the native resolution of 1680x1050