When I open the game it doesn't give me an option to put it on full screen it doesn't give me an option to apply either, i tried everything, checked if my drivers are up-to-date, disabled full screen optimizations and tried changing a couple things in the profile save that you can found in documents, but none of that worked, after I tried all of that, they also said that you can try disabling all the graphic displays besides the one you are using, tried that, and it allows me to play full screen, but it doesn't let me change the Hz in the screen to 120 and instead it runs in 60hz and like 5 fps, bought the game yesterday and I couldn't even play a game because the game is not on full screen mode

PLEASE HELP ME THANK YOU I PLAY ON LAPTOP BTW 

laptop ideapag gaming 3 with 32 ram, gtx 1650 and i've never had problems with any game before this is the first time i have problems like this 

lenovo ideapad gaming 3 15ach6

laptop ideapag gaming 3 with 32 ram, gtx 1650 and i've never had problems with any game before this is the first time i have problems like this 

lenovo ideapad gaming 3 15ach6

Do you have a monitor plugged into the laptop's HDMI port or are you only using the laptop screen?

Pressing Fn + F7 lets you switch between monitors.

Things Lenovo suggests to try.

https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht078706

A reddit post on how to enable the Nvidia GPU for games.

\"If you want to use your nvidia gpu, go to windows settings and search for graphics settings. Then you can click browse and then find your game's exe. Then you can set windows to use the nvidia gpu.\"

https://www.reddit.com/r/Lenovo/comments/w8n2v4/comment/kir3vjk/

I found an EA forum post by a member experiencing the same issue as you with a Lenovo laptop. Apparently 2042 is selecting the AMD integrated GPU instead of the Nvidia discrete GPU. You can verify this by opening Windows Task Manager (alt + ctrl + del) and seeing which GPU is being used more.

So far I haven't found a fix to get 2042 to select the Nvidia GPU. It appears there might not be a way to disable the AMD GPU in bios for the IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ACH6.

I also learned some laptops allow the discrete GPU to bypass the integrated GPU, and some laptops do not. Sometimes plugging a monitor into the HDMI port allows the discrete GPU to bypass the integrated GPU. It appears this might not be possible on the IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ACH6.

Laptops that can bypass the integrated GPU have a piece of hardware inside them called a Mux Switch. There's an option called Hybrid Mode in the Lenovo Vantage software that turns this hardware switch on and off if it's supposed by the hardware.

battlefield 2042 btw

battlefield 2042 btw

@Bommeyy  If ya got multiple monitors connected to your system. then disconnect all of them except 1.
Now try again to see if ya can change display settings.
Before ya test with only 1 monitor , delete content from this folder:
C:\\Users\\YOUR_USERNAME\\Documents\\Battlefield 2042\\settings

Cheers

@Bommeyy  If ya got multiple monitors connected to your system. then disconnect all of them except 1.
Now try again to see if ya can change display settings.
Before ya test with only 1 monitor , delete content from this folder:
C:\\Users\\YOUR_USERNAME\\Documents\\Battlefield 2042\\settings

Cheers

It didn't fix the issue it keeps happening 

It didn't fix the issue it keeps happening 

@Bommeyy What laptop do you have? Usually there's a sticker on the bottom of the laptop with a model number.

@Bommeyy What laptop do you have? Usually there's a sticker on the bottom of the laptop with a model number.

Does opening the Nvidia Control Panel and selecting 'High performance Nvidia processor' help?

let me see if it works 

It didn't work