I am not going to list what components my pc has but I can assure you they are good enough to run "Skullgirls"
My co-worker (the Data guy at the office) helped me built it and I trust he did a good job.
Anyways I am sure my pc is fine and the game is just broken.
more info:
-I have an intel machine with an AMD Graphics card.
-The game runs ok full-screen, the windowed is just broken.
-I have a huge monitor so I don't like playing Full Screen and want this game breaking update fixed asap.
xtra stuff- every time I change resolution the game crashes. or if I go from full screen to windowed.
k thnx.
For future reference - when having a software problem that you want remote help with, how "not POS" your computer is DOES NOT MATTER, the specific configuration of components and OS is important
every time. Assume it is a problem for just you, not for everyone.
If you want something fixed that is not causing problems for other people, it is in your best interests to list EVERYTHING that could possibly help the other person solve the problem, because the person at the other end is
not the one having the problem. Ask your friend ("the Data guy at the office") how much getting this post, written the way you wrote it, would piss him or her off. I'm sure you'll get a good lecture.
But I'd like to have the game work for everyone, so here we go:
The useful info you DID give me is:
- Windows 8.1
- AMD graphics card
- Game crashes when you switch from fullscreen to windowed or when you change window resolution.
The last one is most important, because that tells me it has nothing to do with the borderless part change, rather it has to do with switching window state at all.
I had people I know with Win8.1 try playing, and switching resolutions, and going borderless online, and it never crashed for them.
That points to a problem with your specific setup, most likely the graphics card driver, not the game .
Since you didn't tell me anything really helpful about your setup, though, I can't help past that.
Did it just start crashing on fullscreen->windowed with the most recent update, or has it done this before?
If it has done this for a while, can you remember when it started?
Do you have the latest drivers for your graphics card?