Take command of scaling makes it easier (supposedly) for the screens on these devices to scale correctly. The reason for this 'feature' is Win10 is designed to 'attach' phones, tablets, etc. Than screen scaling (DRM blocking also comes to mind). They have become more dictatorial with Win10 than they were with previous versions of Windows, in more ways Unfortunately, Monopoly$oft don't understand, or don't care about what they view as a minority. Personally, when using a 24" monitor I prefer the original aspect ratio, but understand that many people like 10 Grand Theft Auto 5 GTA 5 PC Launcher has Stopped Working If running the game as admin doesn’t fix the issue, try running the game in compatibility mode. Or the top and bottom get cropped to allow for the image to fit the width of the screen. the image often either gets stretched sideways, In it's original aspect ratio as when using full screen with 1280x960, etc. I believe a lot of laptop users prefer full screen in this case, but the image is more 'correct' when displayed This will result in black bars on the sides of a wide screen monitor. Win10 automatically uses the aspect ratio that suits the resolution eg - 1280x960 is a 4:3 aspect ratio and
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Previous Windows versions used the graphics driver for 'scaling', but With some games, it does not work at all when using an Nvidia (and I assume AMD) dedicated graphics card.
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I can't even make GTA4 load with HD4000 graphics, but the setup screen still uses the 4:3 aspect ratio whenĪnd while this trick may work with Integrated graphics, or on laptops (I've never used a laptop) Grand Theft Auto IV PC Fix - patch (hx) 11:31 AM CEST - Apr,25 2009 - Post a comment On Tuesday 21st April Microsoft released an Update to it's Games For Windows Live interface. Game was not required in previous Windows, and may work with some games, but GTA4 is not one of them. Changing the desktop to the same resolution as the Yes, this is something I forgot about with Win10.
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