Re: "Input Not Supported"

Looks as though it works! The window was placed a bit weirdly, but it appears that Windowed Fullscreen works like a charm. Thanks very much!

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@Yamtaggler wrote:

Looks as though it works! The window was placed a bit weirdly, but it appears that Windowed Fullscreen works like a charm. Thanks very much!

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Hello,

You should now be able to go into the game's settings in-game and set the resolution to the native resolution of your monitor (1440 x 900). You could probably make the game properly fullscreen again in these settings once you've chosen the right resolution.

I have experienced this issue in the past with monitors of this resolution, as games do not default to it correctly.

I'm glad it has worked! If you think I've been especially helpful, feel free to send some XP my way.

I hope this helps and keep simming,

Cody

Hello,

I have just updated my graphics drivers and I encountered the same problem, 'Input Not Supported' error message.  There is another way to get The Sims 4 to load, without having to edit any files, but at a lower resolution. While the game is loading, keep pressing left 'Alt'+Return, until the error message disappears and the screen goes completely black. Don't worry, about a minute or so later, the game will load normally, but at a reduced resolution. Once it loads, just go to your 'Gameplay' options and set the graphics settings there to what you normally have them. Mine is usually 'Display Type Fullscreen', Resolution 1600x1200, Refresh Rate 60 Hz. Apply changes and exit the screen. The next time you load The Sims 4, it should load normally. Hope this helps.

thank you my friend so thank you I m tring 6 hours but achieve

Thanks. Alt + Return worked. My settings in the options were already set to 0

When I updated my computer to Windows 10, it suddenly wanted to run the game on ultimate graphics.