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Cant seem to find this in the games folder. In fact if I search appdata the only folder that comes up is for STALKER
In your windows search bar type in %appdata% exactly like that or you go open your explorer and tick the hidden check box and find the appdata folder in your user/(name)/appdata
Haven't had the issue, did try once to Win key + right arrow to my 4K tv but the resolution wouldn't go higher than 1080p. My suggestion is that it is some background app or process causing the issue. Could even be your display driver. Maybe try a full reinstall of Windows and start with updates then drivers then steam, and finally Dark Souls. If it still is happening then you've chalked it down to drivers or the windows installation itself. I am a little confused though, your issue is that you change the resolution but it changes back or doesn't change at all? Have you tried disabled things like VSR or whatever AMD/NVIDIA use for supersampling and downscaling?
You could uninstall again but delete all traces of the game, like the game folder in steam and the appdata folder.
What's ridiculous is that when I first got the game I had no issues whatsoever playing it on my laptop, but I guess after my screen broke and I've been playing on a monitor instead it's been doing this. Can't say for certain it wouldn't be doing this regardless but maybe thats the issue?
I'll check my drivers and what's going on in the background but I bought a year of CCleaner a few months ago and I've kept everything up to date as well as limiting what I have running in the background.
I had a look online for some similar posts and some of them suggest checking your windows scaling. Set it to 100% or 150% and see if it does anything.
Here's what it looks like, the game plays in that small little quarter of the screen too. My resolution in display settings is 1920x1080 in game and in windows. I checked the scaling and it was already at 125x I tried 100x just to see and did nothing. All my drivers are up to date.
I think you might be right about the windows installation bc I played like 15 hr with a friend on this laptop with 0 issues. Put it down for a while and accidentally updated to windows 11 and ever since then I've been having this issue but ONLY with this game, Valorant runs fine, csgo, Sekiro, literally any other game runs fine so it just baffles me as to why this one game in particular is doing this
Windows 11 is definitely something given how Microsoft loves breaking 10 things to fix one. Yeah probably just re-install 11 or preferably 10.
I probably will just back up everything and reinstall windows 10. I'll update this thread when my ADD ass finally gets around to it if it fixes it so amyone else having this issue knows what the problem is.
Thanks for the help so far
Apparently this has been a common issue since release and just never got fixed. Hope this helps somebody else.