Farcry 3 randomly enters windowed mode

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For starters, whenever I face a tiger, game goes windowed mode. After that, whenever I press Z to use the camera (or to take it off) it also changes to windowed mode.

I've tried to set the camera key to the key next to 0, but when I press it, it still happens.

Is there a fix for that?



Best Answer

If I were to venture a guess, it sounds like your computer is communicating with another program, causing the other program to become the focus, forcing your game into windowed mode. You could try closing other programs, perhaps an overlay program such as Steam or Overwolf could cause this. There are any number of programs that actively listen for hotkeys, such as Skype or Teamspeak.




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Why is my game in windowed mode?

The game is currently in Windowed mode because there is NO check mark in the "Full Screen" option. If you want to play the game in Full Screen mode, simply place a check mark in the "Full Screen" box and click on the OK button.

How do I run Far Cry 3 in windowed mode?

Just use the old-school command ALT+Enter and you won't have to worry about going into settings all the time. This was bugging the crap out of me too, as I tend to ALT+Tab a lot, which also makes it swich into windowed mode...

How do I fix windowed mode?

General: Games in Fullscreen have better Performance, just because the explorer.exe of Windows can take a break. In window mode, it has to render the game and averything else you have open.



How to Switch to FullScreen Mode in FarCry3 on windows(3 simple steps)




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