Im not a gamer, but I picked up BF2 because everyone was talking about it (and it only being $10 helped). I installed it and before I played it I had an ingenious idea of hooking it up to my big tv (which is awesome). After playing it awhile I disconnected the vga cord to my tv to play it on the laptop's screen...and it didnt work. I kept on trying and trying and it wouldnt work. I hooked up the big tv again and it worked fine (as long as that was the only monitor going)
Anyone having the same problem? Anyone know whats going on?
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You probably need to restart the game. Also, I believe the "Fn+F4" combination will switch the screen modes around...try that too.
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I exited the game out, put the laptops display back as default, started the game and it flashed black for a second than went back to the desktop. Thats all it does. I've never heard of this sort of problem before and it doesnt make any sense what so ever
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is the program/game still running? check in task manager. reinstall DX9 or 10 or whatever (if you can)
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im not sure if this will help but this thread offers a vista update
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=152511
one of the issues it fixes is
• The screen goes blank after an external display device that is connected to the computer is turned off. For example, this problem may occur when a projector is turned off during a presentation.
im not sure if that is exactly your problem but maybe this will work if not at least you updated vista anyway lol -
I'd cycle through the Fn+F4 options. That always seems to set things right when I'm watching TV on a regular television and I lose a my display after disconnecting it.
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I tried the Fn+F4 cycling and I installed those updates and it still only plays on an external monitor. Thanks for your help though
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can this problem be caused by the refresh rate on the laptops screen? The games lowest rate is 60 while the screen only runs at 59...could that be the problem?
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Yeah, theres only one monitor selected. Its weird, I can play other games just fine and then pop in BF2 and it goes kahookie and doesnt work.
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ok so i think the problem is the refresh rate. My laptop screen is at 59hz max and my tv is at 60hz min. I cant play BF2 because its lowest setting is 60hz, and I cant play Halo (yeah, I'm lame) on the big tv because its at 59max...so yeah, problem solved? I think so. JOr im completely wrong. either way, Thanks for your help!
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