@EA_David I am currently running in Windowed Borderless and I just checked, it still crashed when at 100% resolution scale. It has never crashed unless I open another tab.
The most common instances are when I open a web browser or open Windows 10 Cortana to search something up. I am not saying this is the only time it happens, but it this is what I happen to be doing when I open another window.
Thanks for responding!
Community AdminI see, thanks. If you set your Virtual Desktop settings to match those listed in this screenshot, does that have any effect?
Screenshot credit to @Carbonic
Thanks for the response! I have been using those settings all along. This error appears to only occur in Windowed Borderless, but it is still a problem because I love windowed Borderless. I don't know if affects anything, but I have a second 900p monitor (and my Default 1080p one).
Community AdminI know I've seen issues with differing monitor resolutions in the past, but I don't recall anything specifically linked to SWBF.
If you play on the 900p monitor in native res and with standard scaling are you still getting the crash?
Also -and sorry for not saying this earlier- can you restart with a Clean Boot before playing too?
I get that you'll want to tab out to access other programs, but removing some programs that start up by default may prove useful.
My 900p monitor is just a second monitor. It is not my default display and I do not run my games on it. My default monitor is 1080p.
I performed a clean boot (disable startup items in task manager and disabling all services in System Config except for Microsoft)
No change.
I also want to add that I don't know when I originally downloaded this copy of the game, but its been a while. I have performed several Clean Installs of Windows (wiping drives) in the past. I would just copy and paste my "origin games" folders onto different drives. I don't think this would have an affect because I do regularly repair the game (which come back with 0 errors). I'd Also like to add that this is a fairly new error.
Also recently my Mobo broke and I got a new one. This is when I starting getting these errors. I even performed a re-intsall of Windows 10 to try to fix this new error. It let me re-update to Windows 10 without loosing any data. Its kind of like performing the update to Windows 10 if you had Windows 8, but I already had Windows 10. Its a really useful feature, and usually fixes many errors.
I'd also like to mention that my Card is not a Stock GTX 970. Its a MSI GTX 970 100me (Twin Frozr) so the speeds are a little higher by default. I am not overclocking, but the speeds are a bit higher out of the box than a stock 970.
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