but I suspect it should for those, too.Įdit: Tested with Mental Omega, Rise of the East, Twisted Insurrection and Dune 2000. Note: I have not tested this with Tiberian Sun, Dune, etc. I know that this isn't super important to everyone, but to those it is - hope it helps! Your game is now fullscreen and you don't have to worry about your native monitor resolution being lowered.

Set your game to run in a window, but don't make it borderless (I haven't tested it if makes a difference if you run borderless).

Set your in-game resolution to 720p if you have a 1440p monitor (1080p for a 4K monitor).

Download and run the software (you'll get instructions when you start it up, too).

smaller than your native resolution (no fractions)). a resolution that is twice, thrice, four times, etc. The only prerequisite is that you use an integer scale (i.e.

Today I found out about IntegerScaler, an amazing piece of software that manages to upscale a non-fullscreen window to fill out your screen. I always hated how you can either play with everything being at a super small size at your native resolution (I have a QHD display) or change your resolution and deal with Windows' awful side-effects from doing that (I know it's not a bother for some, but it drives me crazy). Hopefully I'm not double-posting (I did not find anything when searching through Reddit). Im on a desktop running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit with a Nvidia GTX. I've been looking for something like this for a long time, and I'm elated that it exists. I just bought Red Alert 2 with the Command & Conquer: The Ultimate Collection recently, and whenever I start the game, the opening cinematic appears in the top left corner, and when its done playing and brings me to the main menu, I see the main menu itself, but no options.

Red alert 2 4k black screen with audio