Black Screen now won't let me play!

[saimon1987]

Hi Everyone!
Ok, so this is a very weird problem I'm having right now.
First of all, im running Dolphin R7623 as i was told this version would be the best version to play MGS Twin Snakes. I've an Athlon II x4 2.6gh, 4GB DDR3 and an ATI 489O.

But my problem does not seems to be caused by my hardware, as I've already played with no problems at all. Trouble came when i decided to press ALT+ENTER to play at fullscreen. Bad decision, though. Everything turned black ( both of my screens) and PC wouldn't answer until i restarted it. Ok, i got it. I've already confirmed, using several versions of Dolphin, that playing at fullscreen would give me trouble.

So i checked wheter "Use fullscreen" was disabled or not. And it was disabled. The weird thing is that ever since i pressed ALT+ENTER for the first time, anytime I load the game my screen turns black, when this wasn't supposed to happen as I disabled the fullscreen mode.

Oh! And it happened the same when using R6423, and it never came to life again. So, please, forum, tell me what i should do to repair the damage made by the "cursed key combination" ALT+EBNTER. Will God forgive me? Aaarg xD

Thankyou in advance!

[Moogie]

If you look inside /User/Config, you should see a bunch of ini files. Try deleting Dolphin.ini. You'll need to adjust your configuration settings again so that it creates a fresh file, hopefully one that won't be stuck in fullscreen mode.

If that doesn't work, try Googling for answers about how your version of Windows stores an application's environment settings. Maybe there's a registry key or something that gets set when Alt+Enter is used? I don't know, but it's an educated guess and that's where I'd start.

Good luck!

[saimon1987]

(02-03-2012, 10:05 AM)Moogie Wrote: If you look inside /User/Config, you should see a bunch of ini files. Try deleting Dolphin.ini. You'll need to adjust your configuration settings again so that it creates a fresh file, hopefully one that won't be stuck in fullscreen mode.

If that doesn't work, try Googling for answers about how your version of Windows stores an application's environment settings. Maybe there's a registry key or something that gets set when Alt+Enter is used? I don't know, but it's an educated guess and that's where I'd start.

Good luck!

Oh! Yeh! I'll try deleting the .ini files!
And about googling for answers, I already made an attempt, with no success, as I don't know wich exact words i should type in google in order to find something related to this. But yeh! I read something about deleting a key in the registry...but I wasn't totally sure .I'll try harder anyway!!

Thanks for the quick response!