Re: Graphics Issues in SWTOR - Not There Before
The intel driver can not count the video driver if a manufacturers (toshiba in your instance) driver is installed , hence why it needs to be uninstalled first.
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The dxdiag shows your cpu as Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210U and you can see all downloads for this CPU at this link , which you will find the driver I have linked.
I do know if a manufacturers driver is installed , these drivers cannot be installed until it is removed.
The driver you have installed at the moment is the one at this link and is simply called Intel Display Driver if you ever need it again. Toshiba stopped updating back in 2016 , they are renown for poor driver updates unfortunately.
This utility link may be easier for you
Unbelievably, none of that worked, but I'll lay out what happened.
1) I downloaded the DDU utility and ran it in normal mode. Upon restarting appropriately and doing what I was instructed, I discovered that DDU had uninstalled my old Intel video driver, which was good enough for me.
2) I tried to run, once again, the updated Intel driver you linked me, but once again it said that I don't meet system requirements.
3) Trying to figure it out on my own, I did the SECOND latest version of the driver, back from January. Turns out that was the same version I already had, and the glitch has returned.
It is comforting, however, to discover that after DDU removed my video driver and gave me the "basicest" Microsoft driver, the glitch was gone. Unfortunately, the game was running at such a horrible speed it was unplayable.
So I'm back to the original problem, and unsure what to do. But it is definitely a video driver issue.
Do you get the same issue with this driver from intel ?
I'll see if i can find a different toshiba driver
See if the directions at this link help , if not you may need to talk to toshiba
odd the one from January is 15.36.33.4578 yet your dxdiag showed 10.18.14.4414 dated 7/28/2016 was installed
Grab the zip versions of the drivers, extract the files into a known folder location like c:\drivers and then follow the directions linked in my last post
The simplicity of this post peeves me but I have found a fix.
It appears that my video driver can't handle bloom. I manually fixed all my in-game graphics settings, even up to Ultra, but I took off bloom. And that seemed to be the fix. Without bloom, the glitch doesn't appear, and I even tested out some cutscenes. Every other setting can be maxed out, but bloom needs to be off.
Long-term, that disappoints me, but short-term, I'm okay with this. I unfortunately have zero idea if, back when I regularly played this game, bloom was EVER on, but it can't be on anymore I suppose, at least Intel updates their video drivers so I actually use it!
Thanks again for the help 🙂
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