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Its the only other thing apart from roll back to prior to crimson
Maybe try the hotfix driver here closest I could find similar was here
Rolling back the driver did not solve the problem.
- proxos66610 years agoHero+
Apart from changing the connection method of the monitor
Press the Windows key + R and type
%localappdata%\swtor\swtor\settings
go into the settings folder , identify the file with that characters name and delete it , then go into the GUIProfiles folder and also delete the UI profile for that character , should be defaulted with that characters name.
Go back to the settings folder and cut the client_settings file out to the desktop , on the next launch it will create a fresh one with defaults , see if any of this makes any difference.
If you didn't delete all the existing files when re-installing go to
C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\BioWare\Star Wars-The Old Republic\swtor
and delete the file called diskcachearena , this is the games cachefile.
- 10 years ago
All done! Still got a Black Screen!
Switched to my Trooper to make sure it was still just confined to the Knight on Tython. No crashes on him~
- proxos66610 years agoHero+
Guess better run a file repair just to cover all other things
Non-Streaming launcher - Log into the launcher but don't click Play. Check for small letters "ST" in the bottom left corner.If this is NOT present, With the new launcher after login , select the username pulldown on the top right and select settings, then press repair.
Streaming launcher - If the letters "ST" is present, close the launcher, right mouse click on the game shortcut,select open file location and delete the BitRaider folder. Then start the launcher
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