It's a time-consuming process, but an automated one you can leave it on overnight and the next day, after a few short steps, you should be able to boot in properly. Even if it doesn't, if you can get the game to match your resolution I can give you a video which will show you how to upscale the movies to match your resolution, which should certainly fix the problem. If that's the case then it may or may not have support for your precise resolution, but if it does and if you can switch to it the issue should fix itself. I assume you're playing a GoG or disk version, since Steam usually doesn't run into this issue (although, for laptops, it's not unheard of for Steam to have this trouble). I can't remember if that helped the last user with this problem, but it's possible that it will. You're playing on a laptop, so I would actually advise you against messing with too much, since in some respects it's a lucky thing that you're able to get the game running at all (KOTOR being notoriously ill-tempered when it comes to running on laptops), but one option is to update your graphics drivers. Not having other resolution options is an issue that happens sometimes, but it's been a hell of a long while since I've seen it and I don't remember how to fix it. That might at least get it to play windowed. I ask because I've noticed people saying that it's actually better than the original (which I very much enjoyed both when it was first released and on a. ini file, it shouldn't be 'fullscreen = 0', it should be 'fullscreen=0'. Hey guys forgot to turn down the audio for this episode, I am taking any suggestions for what to do, I probably won't have part 3 up by tomorrow morning. Well, if that's an exact copy of the lines from your.

Kotor 2 cutscenes not playing