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Hi all,

I have a Win10 computer with a Gforce 1070 grafics card. At the moment I have no internet connection with that computer. But that should not affect my problem I hope, since my games are single player/offline games anyway( point and clicks, like blackwell, myst, etc.)

Anyway, whenever I start ANY game, I get the sounds, but zero graphics :( black screen only. I also tried starting them up out of the games directory without launching galaxy. Same result.
Changing compatibility mode did not help either.

Any other suggestions?
Thanks heaps!
This question / problem has been solved by HereForTheBeerimage
http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/130633/en-us
Post edited February 18, 2018 by i_hope_you_rot
Adding to the above suggestion you could:

Uninstall your current Drivers
Clean any left over files using DDU Display Driver Uninstaller
And Install a fresh copy from the Nvidia website
The 1070 has a known issue where when certain programs are launched, it starts with a black screen. You can try a few things to fix this, but the easiest thing is trying to run the game(s) in a window to start, and then after they start, you should be able to set them to fullscreen.

I believe the command to add is "windowed"

Good luck!
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CymTyr: The 1070 has a known issue where when certain programs are launched, it starts with a black screen. You can try a few things to fix this, but the easiest thing is trying to run the game(s) in a window to start, and then after they start, you should be able to set them to fullscreen.

I believe the command to add is "windowed"

Good luck!
Interesting - hadn't heard about the 1070 having the problem. I'll keep this one in mind.

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This is a long shot, but any chance you inadvertently activated 2-screen mode without a 2nd screen attached? Maybe the games are playing on a nonexistent 2nd screen. Had that once on the laptop.
Update the video driver, get the installer from the link posted above. If it's a laptop, check if they are actually running on the nvidia GPU and not on the Intel integrated GPU. That Nvidia Optimus can be a pain sometimes.

For windowed mode, look on PCGamingWiki for your games.
in addition to the above recomendations. for troubleshooting set V-sync to program/application controlled,in the Nvidia control panel, under 3d settings, then do a set up for one of the games that your having issues with and disable V-sync. windows 10 seems to get more broke the more they update it, and this is one of the recent documented issues.
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CymTyr: The 1070 has a known issue where when certain programs are launched, it starts with a black screen. You can try a few things to fix this, but the easiest thing is trying to run the game(s) in a window to start, and then after they start, you should be able to set them to fullscreen.

I believe the command to add is "windowed"

Good luck!
This is news to me as well. I've got a 1070 in my Win10 rig as well, but have never run into this.
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CymTyr: The 1070 has a known issue where when certain programs are launched, it starts with a black screen. You can try a few things to fix this, but the easiest thing is trying to run the game(s) in a window to start, and then after they start, you should be able to set them to fullscreen.

I believe the command to add is "windowed"

Good luck!
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GR00T: This is news to me as well. I've got a 1070 in my Win10 rig as well, but have never run into this.
I'm almost positive this is in the list of known issues in the release notes. I know I saw it somewhere, as you know I don't spout of random bits without some basis of reality.

EDIT: If I am mistaken I apologize. I thought for sure this was an issue with the 1070, though.
Post edited February 19, 2018 by CymTyr
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CymTyr: I'm almost positive this is in the list of known issues in the release notes. I know I saw it somewhere, as you know I don't spout of random bits without some basis of reality.

EDIT: If I am mistaken I apologize. I thought for sure this was an issue with the 1070, though.
No, no worries. As noted, I haven't had an issue, so I wouldn't have any reason to be aware of it.