Windows 10: 1324 Display Error

[Cubber]

Hello,

I recently downloaded Project Reality for my Lenovo Y50 laptop that's running windows 10. After setting up the program and making an account, I get the 1324 Display error when I go to play, stating that my current display is not supported. I downloaded the latest version of DirectX, C ++, uninstalled and reinstalled the game, and added Project reality to my graphics cards list of supported programs. Nothing seems to work.....

Here are my laptops specifications:

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System Information
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  Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Home (10.0.10240)
      Architecture: 64-bit
   Current Culture: English (United States)
       Motherboard: LENOVO Lenovo Y50-70 Touch
         Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700HQ CPU @ 2.40GHz (Physical: 4, Logical: 8)
            Memory: 16.00 GB
      DIMM Modules: DIMM0: 8.00 GB @ 1600 MHz
                    DIMM2: 8.00 GB @ 1600 MHz
         Page File: 2.38 GB
    .NET Framework: 4.5+ Release Build: 393295, Runtime: 4.0.30319.42000

Display Information
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 Display Device(s): Generic PnP Monitor on Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
   Display Mode(s): 1920 x 1080 (32 bit) @ 48 Hz
    Driver Version: 10.18.15.4256
    Display Memory: 1024.00 MB
     Multisampling: 2, 4, 8
               DPI: 144 (150%)

Audio Information
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  Primary Playback: Speakers (Realtek High Definiti
 Primary Recording: Microphone (Realtek High Defini
  Open AL Renderer: Software
               EAX: True
           EAX 1.0: False
           EAX 2.0: True
           EAX 3.0: False
           EAX 4.0: False
           EAX 5.0: False
             X-RAM: False

Disk Information
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      Install Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Project Reality\Project Reality BF2
                    Free: 53.46 GB, Total: 225.72 GB, FS: NTFS, SSD: False
          Mod Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Project Reality\Project Reality BF2\mods\pr
                    Free: 53.46 GB, Total: 225.72 GB, FS: NTFS, SSD: False
     Profiles Path: C:\Users\John Heckler\Documents\ProjectReality\Profiles
                    Free: 53.46 GB, Total: 225.72 GB, FS: NTFS, SSD: False
    Update DL Path: C:\Users\John Heckler\AppData\Local\Project Reality\Project Reality BF2\Downloads
                    Free: 53.46 GB, Total: 225.72 GB, FS: NTFS, SSD: False
   Update Log Path: C:\Users\John Heckler\AppData\Local\Project Reality\Project Reality BF2\UpdateLogs
                    Free: 53.46 GB, Total: 225.72 GB, FS: NTFS, SSD: False

Game Information
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    Installed Mods: pr
       Current Mod: pr
           Version: Standalone - 1.0
        PR Version: 1.3.1.0
          Language: english
   Debug Available: False
     Large Address: True
Supported Hardware: None

Profile Information
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      Profile 0001: Cubber22
              Type: Online
        View Intro: True
        Fullscreen: True
      Display Mode: 1920x1080@48Hz
Display Mode Valid: False
   Graphics Scheme: Medium
     Multisampling: Off
             VSync: False
   Terrain Quality: Low
   Effects Quality: Medium
  Geometry Quality: Low
   Texture Quality: Medium
  Lighting Quality: Low
   Dynamic Shadows: Medium
    Dynamic Lights: Medium
 Texture Filtering: Medium
    Audio Provider: Software
    Provider Valid: True
     Audio Quality: Medium
               EAX: True

Hopefully this information is somewhat helpful in diagnosing my problem.
Thank you for your help.

[DC_K]

its because your refresh rate is 48

read this
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First of all, I would like to say that this guide is NOT for everyone. Only those that are in need of having a display with a refresh rate of 60Hz.... mainly for Battlefield games.

If you do not play Battlefield and/or your system is fine and stable... DO NOT do this because it is really not needed and does not give any other benefits.

Reasons I am posting this:
- people with non-60Hz (58Hz, 59Hz, 61Hz, etc..)** LCD panels are wanting to know
- this way does not affect FPS or performance (from my tests)
- to get the BF people from stop complaining

I tested this with:
- my notebook (Clevo D900K)
- OS*: XP Pro (32-bit) SP2 and SP3 tested
- Drivers: 169.09
- LG WUXGA panel... with Windows detecting 61Hz**

* this fix should work within Vista, as confirmed by the people that have tested it.

** if you have a refresh rate higher than 60Hz (ex. 61Hz) you will NOT need to do this to play BF games... read the last part

Requirements:
- a notebook
- an LCD that does not have 60Hz as the detected refresh rate
- has an Nvidia videocard (Note: read bottom if you do not have a Nvidia card)
- the latest drivers that are stable for your system
- Nvidia Control Panel (within the drivers)
.... and the dying need to have a refresh rate of 60Hz (BF gamers mainly).

Instructions:

1) Open your Nvidia Control Panel
- (on the left) Click Manage Custom Resolutions
- then (on the right) Click Create button
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2) you should be in "Custom Resolutions" window
- click on Advanced button to see advanced options
- for "GDI Refresh Rate", type 60 (which means 60Hz)
- (at the bottom) for "Scaling Type", choose Display (none)
- now click the Test button (click OK/Yes on the windows that pop-up)
- now click OK button
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3) Now Windows should be able to recognize the Refresh Rate for 60Hz... it should be chosen for you already
- if it is not chosen, just open Display Properties > Settings tab > Advanced button
- under Monitor tab > select 60Hz for Screen Refresh Rate.
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Thats it. !!!

Now try to play your "beloved" BF games... it should work fine.

And for testings purposes, you should run 3DMark06 to make sure that there was no noticeable performance loss (which can happen depending on which ever drivers).
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For those with a refresh rate higher than 60Hz

Its easy for you, you DO NOT have to do any of this.

To play BF games, just edit the Video.con (with notepad)... and set the refresh rate to 60Hz.

Example:
All BF2 config files are in "Documents and Settings\[username]\My Documents\Battlefield 2\Profiles\"

the file "Video.con" is what you open.
- change the refresh rate here:
VideoSettings.setResolution 1920x1200@61Hz

That is all.

More info here:
http://www.tweakguides.com/BF2_7.html
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For those with non-Nvidia cards or the above did not work

Try this:
Direct Refresh 1.2
https://www.dropbox.com/s/choms3xrnv9ys ... n.zip?dl=0

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I uploaded it just for those that want to try it.


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Final Thoughts:

Lastly, the refresh rate for an LCD is NOT important to 99.9% of everyday use.. nor does it affect your work. Other factors of the LCD (such as response time, contrast, etc...) are far more noticeable and important.

Only old games like the Battlefield series are flawed to specifically need a refresh rate... which is pretty lame.

So... go play other games !!!... Battlefield is not the best out there... no even close (in a technological standpoint, as well as the compatibility stand point... refresh rate, widescreen resolutions, etc..).

All of the newer games and upcoming are fine with what ever refresh rate (or display for that matter) you have.

Hope this helps,
-Gophn

P.S. If I have done my job to show you that this thread is nearly useless to most of us... then please use your LCD refresh rate the way that it is automatically detected (if it ain't broke, don't fix it)... so you do not have to go through this **** to play one freakin game.... With that said (for those that love BF), finish playing that game, uninstall it, and set your refresh rate back to normal.

Lasted edited by : May 8, 2015

[Cubber]

Ok well I looked into not being able to change my refresh rate for my laptop. It turns out that all Lenovo Y50's have a locked refresh rate of 48Hz.....

I guess I will have to wait until I build my own desktop to play project reality.