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Are you guys using a single monitor or have multiple displays?
On Windows I went to "Settings/System/Display/Graphics", then added the location of "SonicFrontiers.exe" and set it to "High Performance". After that it boots on full screen for me, without the crashings.
This also helped me I was having such a big headache trying everything to fix it, thank you so much!!
This helped me. Tysm love <3
Thiiis ooooneeeeeeee!!!!
Thank you very much, man!! This one was the only fix that worked for me!!
You're welcome! This is the same change that OP commented to do on the NVIDIA Control Panel, but doing it with that panel is now deprecated as it's now integrated on Windows 10 and 11 settings. Maybe that explains why the old method works for some people yet not for others?
In any case, better to use this menu if you notice graphic issues or a new game using the wrong graphics device!
I can set to global settings and the game works fine, just that it's in window mode and if I go into graphics options, it crashes.
Any other good ideas?