When launching the game; 'Darksiders' my beamer automatically switches the screen from "normal" to "full" and can not be changed back while i'm still in the game. When I alt-tab to windows the "normal" screen option is highlighted again. I tried all resolutions but the image is too big and doesn't fit on my screen.

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/988571-darksiders-ii/faqs/67995
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Hello,
Make sure that your computer passes the minimum system requirements of the game. You can find the system requirements of the game here:

http://gamesystemrequirements.com/games.php?id=1168



If your computer passes all, you should update your video driver. It has something to do with the graphics thing. Media player has nothing to do with darksiders. Each software has it's own system requirements. Media player does not need much from your computer which is a different story when you play darksiders.


Hope this helps.

Switch off the TV, switch off power and remove plug and wait for 48 hours and retry.

1. Right click on the Yugi, Kaiba, or Joey icon, go to properties, compatibility and check the "Disable desktop composition" box.
2. Once you're in game, go to options, drag the volume up and check "full screen".

This will automatically be applied to the other two games.

Have the hard drive tested for issues, from your description it is the harware that is causing the problems.

Repair the operating system i.e. window.

If you are on windows 7 go to control panel and search for "game" one of the top results should be "Set up USB game controllers". Go there, select the 360 controller from the list, and hit properties. In the settings tab there should be the option to calibrate it, do so. That should stop the controller acting like you are pressing things when you aren't.

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