Temporary fix for 16:10 mess and resolutions above 1080p.

Jump Force has a lot of problems. 🤦‍♀️
This guide seeks to tackle the resolution problem till Bandai can fix it. I've noticed a lot of people in the forums have problems with the resolution. Was also part of those who had problems since I'm using a 16:10 resolution.

Introduction

With this guide there'll be 2 main parts.

1)

USING YOUR GRAPHICS CARD

This will deal with all 3 major cards; INTEL, AMD AND NVIDIA.

2)

USING A THIRD PARTY TOOL.

This will deal with using the Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) tool.

Intel

Note that not all computer manufacturers have custom modes enabled for their drivers, and older graphics drivers may not enable this feature.

Method 1: Setting a Custom Resolution on an Intel Based Graphics Card.

Before you continue, you need to check if your computer supports the custom graphics feature. This is described in the first three steps of this method. If you don’t meet these criteria, proceed to the last part of the guide. The views might also be different on your computer, just follow closely and you’ll get it.

• Check if you have the latest Intel Graphics Driver
  
• Open the Intel Graphics Driver properties windows by pressing Ctrl + Alt + F12 or right-clicking on the Windows desktop and
  selecting Graphics If prompted to select an application mode, select Advanced Mode and click OK.
  
• Under the Display tab, check if there is Custom Resolutions/Custom Modes and select it. If you’re prompted with a warning, click
  yes to continue.
  
  The Custom Resolution/Modes feature was removed from the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel. You can still access it from C:\Windows\System32\CustomModeApp.exe
  
  
• Under “Basic Settings”, specify your preferred width, height and refresh rate in the boxes provided (e.g. 2400 x 1024).
  
• Click on Add and then Yes when prompted with a confirmation dialogue.
  
• Click OK if you’re satisfied with the current resolution. To remove the custom resolution, click on Remove next to the custom resolution under “Remove Custom Resolution”.

NVIDIA

Method 2: Setting a Custom Resolution on an NVIDIA Based Graphics Card

This method may vary with the version of graphics driver and graphics card but the concept remains the same. Also, make sure you have the latest NVIDIA Graphics Drivers.

• Go to the NVIDIA Display Properties by right-clicking on the Windows desktop on selecting NVIDIA Display.
  
• Under the Display category, select Change Resolution. Select the icon which represents the display you wish to affect and then
  click Customize. On the next window, click Create Custom Resolution. If this is the first time, accessing this feature, you will have to accept the End User Licence Agreement.
  
• Fill in the fields with your preferred values for the display. Here, you can change the Horizontal pixels (width), Vertical lines (height),
  Refresh rate, Color depth, and Scan type. Click the Test button for the display to check if the custom mode is supported. If it doesn’t test will fail and you cannot set a new custom resolution.
  
• You can go back to the Change Resolution page to select from your custom resolutions.

AMD

Method 3: Setting a Custom Resolution on an AMD Based Graphics Card.

• Right-click on your Windows desktop and select AMD Catalyst Control Center. Go to Information > Software. Copy the 2D driver
  file path, you will need it later.
  
• Press Ctrl + R, type “regedit” and click OK.
  
• Go to the registry path as specified in the 2D driver file path
  
• In the “0000” folder, find a registry entry called DALNonStandardModesBCD1.
  Right-click and select edit and then enter the
  following values in order:
  The width of the resolution. E.g 1440 or 0780
  The height of the resolution. Eg. 1880 or 0240
  Type four zeros
  The refresh rate of your monitor. E.g. 0120 for 120Hz or 0060 for 60Hz.
  
  If any of your values do not have up four digits, you have to proceed the values with 0.
  
  
• Click on OK and restart your computer. After this, you should be able to choose your custom resolution from the AMD Catalyst Control Center.

Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

Method 4: Setting a Custom Resolution Using a Custom Software

This method works on PC’s running Windows Vista and above with AMD or NVIDIA graphics card.

• Download the Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) [www.monitortests.com] and extract the zip.
  
• Run CRU.exe
  
• Choose your display from the drop-down list at the top of the window.
  
• Under “Standard Resolutions”, click on Add.
  
• A “Standard Resolution” window will appear with a preset resolution. Click on it and select Custom Resolution at the bottom of the
  list.
  
• Enter the width, the height and the refresh rate of the screen in the available fields and click
  
• In the CRU folder, run restart.exe or restart64.exe for 64 bit systems to restart the graphics driver.
  
• Set the custom resolution from the display settings for your computer.
  
  Note that you should stick with 4:3, 5:4, 16:9, or 16:10 resolutions for best results. Anything else may result in errors or glitches. Run reset-all.exe to revert everything back to it's original.
  
  

[Tensana Santana]

bro this crap is annoying me with the errors im starting to think this is just a waist of money please fix your game

[DimensionXone]

rizz , make sure ur nvidia thing is ON and check game experince nvidia as well

[Papa Bear]

hey can someone help me please i got the ultimate edition, hopped in game on my laptop which on a site i was on said it had above the reccomended standard needs to run, put all graphics and everything lowest as they can be, and my game runs 5 times slower than it is supposed to and im wondering if there is a way to fix it. i hope i didnt just waste all that money

[Sniper]

same here with 1440x900 >.> ran as admin and didn't work

[DimensionXone]

yes i did run as admin and didnt work !

[thiswasiiit]

Same problem running on 1680x1050 >_>

[»SoD« #carrickkv2]

Run in admin mode and see.

[DimensionXone]

guys after i launch the game it give me Crash
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Unreal engine 4 Crash Reported
an Unreal process has crashed: UE4-JUMP_FORCE
Loginid:cc6a4a8047b6cc5a425abea63e20ca21
EpicAccountid:e69aa2bf0eba43eca78dfe4b08a0f2a1
you do not have any debugging symbols required to display the callstack for this crash!

any help with this crash ?

i play other games okay , like SAO:Fatal bullet or Sniper Elite 4 , but this one is from unreal engine issue !

[WASHED-UP mlejnas]

Already did, keep up the good work

[»SoD« #carrickkv2]

Rate it then. Thanks.