I have tried different methods already with an EA employee and I got to the method where I delete from appdata and personaldata all files except local content. After that I still didn't work.
It's saving my old settings even tho I deleted almost everything. I have to manually not in game change the setting in order to work because I can't go in game it crashes because of my Graphics Card not being strong enough and my PC freezes and restarts.
And even in windowed mode it freezes after completes loading the game. It adjusts shaders or loads them idk and after it completes loading them my PC freezes and restarts.
I thought if I at least delete everything It would work because logically after installing the game again It should've put me on default settings but It didn't. I even changed the game into windowed mode by manually going to documents: Star Wars: ProfileOptions_profile and changing the setting to GstRender.FullscreenScreen 0 so my game is in windowed mode. So when i reinstalled the game after deleting everything the EA employee told me to I thought that It would work but after seeing my game go into windowed mode I knew that my settings were somehow still saved because the file where I changed it to windowed mode was also deleted.
days passed no reply thanks for the help. this is the reason half the gamers hate u because u dont give a * about the games nor the players playing them. All the other games have a warning for a VRAM usage limit yours do not and then someone makes a mistake and * up his computer. Such a disgrace
@Skycuxor
If you deleted settings files, but somehow after reinstalling the game you got your personalized settings again, maybe you hit the button to load settings from the cloud?
Whenever you enter the game and origin recognizes that some settings are different on your end then what the cloud saved from your last playthrough, you're prompted to choose between using your Local Data or the Cloud Data. Maybe you clicked the Cloud Data in that prompt?
You should be able to enter the ProfileOptions_profile file and change the scaling there, then launch the game and when prompted with Cloud or Local data, choose local. I hope this works.
I've never done this before, but I'd suggest checking these lines here and if yours are different then these, just change the values to these:
And remember to choose Local Data/Storage when prompted about conflicting Save Data between your end and the Cloud Save.
Don't mind ignoring the Cloud Saves, it doesn't mess with any of your progression (maybe only in the Campaign and Battle Scenarios, the single player portions of the game). All the true progression in the game like levels, Star Cards, and Milestones are all saved in EA servers and therefore you can't lose that data unless EA servers themselves have issues.
