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Would anyone by chance have a recommendation on which old driver I should try out? My GPU is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (currently using the latest Game Ready Driver 531.41, not a Studio Driver). I assume I'd need to use one at least a few years old if I can. Shot in the dark, but I figured I'd ask....

Ah, bummer if that's the case. I did try previous drivers (the oldest one I could find that would work with my hardware) and it didn't change anything, but that was without changing these settings. Anyway, I'll keep picking away at this but if you have any suggestions on things to try, please let me...

Sadly no, and while I'm playing with the settings, I am seeing this white coloring happen, and this is the first time I've seen it. I'll be playing around with it a lot, and I'm checking the error logs to see if I notice less issues in the logs when I change a particular setting. It may take a while...

It's definitely a crash coming from the Nvidia OpenGL drivers (nvoglv64) Try disabling some of the optional nvidia features (gsync, anti-aliasing overrides, etc) just work your way through the feature list until it works. Thanks for this! I think this is leading me in the right direction. So far, I...

Here it is. It doesn't seem to let me post the actual log file if that's what you are looking for.

So I downloaded the Saradomin launcher, which seems to be working better for troubleshooting purposes. It still crashes when I click HD graphics, but at least it stays with the SD by default, rather than automatically trying to start with HD graphics like the singleplayer client does. I uninstalled ...

That's definitely the most bizarre issue we've heard of so far. Hahaha, certainly is to me. I've spent several hours researching this before I posted this because I didn't want to bother you guys about it, but I gave up. Obviously I don't expect you guys to help me fix it considering it's an issue ...

Here is my Nvidia Control Panel, specifically the desktop size and position section (everything else is set to default, enabling and disabling G-Sync didn't seem to do anything when I messed with it previously). This is what it's currently set to. Also, just so you have a description (the screenshot...

Thanks for the info. I'll try to do more research on why manually setting it to 100% changes it to 175% (even though it looks the same). If you have any other ideas, please let me know. I really appreciate the help, especially since it's an issue on my end of course.

It already is (attached screenshot). I even clicked advanced settings and manually set it to 100%, but for some reason it changes that manually set number to 175% when I sign back in. Not sure if that's supposed to happen or not, never messed with scaling.