From looking that up it would seem like the resolution is being set higher than the graphics card can handle, so there may be an issue with the resolution selection setting. My monitor will display the brand name and "Out Of Range" bouncing around the screen. Originally posted by robgw3:I know the thread is quite a bit old, but I have a similar problem. So I'm hoping the community will be able to provide some support.
#Trine enchanted edition black screen crash full
but in getting full screen to work in the first place. I couldn't find one and wasn't sure the best way to search since this issue isn't about video problems while IN full screen. My apologies if a similar topic has been posted before. Other specs can be provided as needed I wasn't sure what all might be helpful. The full screen resolution I'm trying to play in is 1360x768, which is what I've played many other games in with no issue. RAM: 16GB (overkill, I know, I couldn't help myself)
#Trine enchanted edition black screen crash series
Video Card: AMD Radeon HD 7900 Series (drivers are updated) Seeing as Trine is presumably a longer gaming experience (not to mention a far prettier one), I would love to be able to play it outside of a windowed mode, though. That being said, I don't recall ever getting to play Stanley in full screen. Unfortunately, I don't quite remember how I did that, so I've yet to get that to work for TNBT. With Stanley, it was the same deal, although I had to force the windowed mode for it via the Command Prompt (CMD). I've had this (or something very similar) happen twice before with two other Steam games - The Stanley Parable and The Next BIG Thing. If I try to launch the game in a Windowed resolution, however, it will load just fine, no video problems. I can't even pop into the profile to close the game via the Task Manager - I basically have to choose Switch User on the log-in screen and then Restart the system via the Shutdown menu that I get that way. But, if I try to log into that User Profile again, the same issue with the video card/video happens once more. From that screen, I can hear the game's music playing, so I know that Trine has loaded. If I put the computer in sleep mode after this happens (to avoid forcing a hard restart), the computer will load just fine to the Windows log-in screen after I bring it back out again. I don't mean that I get a black screen or that I wind up back on my desktop, but that I lose video entirely, like the monitor's suddenly been disconnected from the video card/computer. When I try to launch the game with a full screen resolution selected, the video for my computer basically cuts out.
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