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#Trine enchanted edition xbox 360 controller no inputs full
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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