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  • Fornata Fornata

    Hothead69 you reinstalled plutonium?
    this pc>local disc (c)>users>your pc name>appdata>local>Plutonium
    then delete it then reinstall plutonium again and check problem fixed or no

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    Fornata I tried that a while ago and it did not work. The only thing that worked was Trirad56 's solution to the problem so shout out to them! Also Trirad56 I do not recommend deleting everything since now my monitor will not go to sleep mode after I turn my PC off, I have to manually power it off now. I will probably just reset it and then when I want to play plutonium just delete the bad resolutions. Also for some reason the program won't let me make a 240 hz 1440p resolution, I had to do it in the Nvidia Control Pannel but the app let me remove the 1080p stuff so it worked and I cannot complain!

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    • Hothead69 Hothead69

      Fornata I tried that a while ago and it did not work. The only thing that worked was Trirad56 's solution to the problem so shout out to them! Also Trirad56 I do not recommend deleting everything since now my monitor will not go to sleep mode after I turn my PC off, I have to manually power it off now. I will probably just reset it and then when I want to play plutonium just delete the bad resolutions. Also for some reason the program won't let me make a 240 hz 1440p resolution, I had to do it in the Nvidia Control Pannel but the app let me remove the 1080p stuff so it worked and I cannot complain!

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      Hothead69 ok

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      • Hothead69 Hothead69

        Fornata I tried that a while ago and it did not work. The only thing that worked was Trirad56 's solution to the problem so shout out to them! Also Trirad56 I do not recommend deleting everything since now my monitor will not go to sleep mode after I turn my PC off, I have to manually power it off now. I will probably just reset it and then when I want to play plutonium just delete the bad resolutions. Also for some reason the program won't let me make a 240 hz 1440p resolution, I had to do it in the Nvidia Control Pannel but the app let me remove the 1080p stuff so it worked and I cannot complain!

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        Hothead69 I'm glad i could help you out. 🙂

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          Trirad56 Wow thank you so much!

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          • Trirad56 Trirad56

            Hello, I found a fix for this problem.
            I searched everywhere but didn't find a fix but to use Windowed (Fullscreen).
            Here is a full fix:

            1: download Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
            2: extract and run CRU.exe
            3: delete all unused Resolutions (all Established resolutions, all Standard resolutions)
            4: ALSO delete all TV resolutions in Extension blocks (I removed Audio stuff too because I don´t use it)
            5: If you have another Monitor connected to the same things for it.
            6: run restart64.exe from the same folder (this restarts the driver)
            Example:
            Screenshot 2025-04-22 005911.png

            after doing this I can select 2560x1440 in Fullscreen 🙂
            I hope that I helped somebody with this

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            wrote on last edited by lizardpeter
            #23

            Trirad56 This worked! Now I'm back at 1440p 500 Hz.

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            • Trirad56 Trirad56

              Hello, I found a fix for this problem.
              I searched everywhere but didn't find a fix but to use Windowed (Fullscreen).
              Here is a full fix:

              1: download Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
              2: extract and run CRU.exe
              3: delete all unused Resolutions (all Established resolutions, all Standard resolutions)
              4: ALSO delete all TV resolutions in Extension blocks (I removed Audio stuff too because I don´t use it)
              5: If you have another Monitor connected to the same things for it.
              6: run restart64.exe from the same folder (this restarts the driver)
              Example:
              Screenshot 2025-04-22 005911.png

              after doing this I can select 2560x1440 in Fullscreen 🙂
              I hope that I helped somebody with this

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              Trirad56

              Everyone needs to see this post from Trirad56. After trying every "fix" on the internet, this CRU method is the only one that works. Absolute legend.

              Confirmed working in 2025/2026.

              Thank you Trirad.

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                  • Trirad56 Trirad56

                    Hello, I found a fix for this problem.
                    I searched everywhere but didn't find a fix but to use Windowed (Fullscreen).
                    Here is a full fix:

                    1: download Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
                    2: extract and run CRU.exe
                    3: delete all unused Resolutions (all Established resolutions, all Standard resolutions)
                    4: ALSO delete all TV resolutions in Extension blocks (I removed Audio stuff too because I don´t use it)
                    5: If you have another Monitor connected to the same things for it.
                    6: run restart64.exe from the same folder (this restarts the driver)
                    Example:
                    Screenshot 2025-04-22 005911.png

                    after doing this I can select 2560x1440 in Fullscreen 🙂
                    I hope that I helped somebody with this

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                    jorokaser
                    wrote on last edited by jorokaser
                    #27

                    Trirad56 I tried using the CRU thing and I deleted all the Standard Resolutions. Now the game won't run.

                    EDIT: Got the game to run, but still no resolution fix

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                    • jorokaser jorokaser

                      Trirad56 I tried using the CRU thing and I deleted all the Standard Resolutions. Now the game won't run.

                      EDIT: Got the game to run, but still no resolution fix

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                      jorokaser I had this problem before you delete all the detailed resolutions that you're not using that are below your refresh rate than open restart.exe and it should let your game run at 1440P resolution.

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                        I've ran into problems with BO1 and BO2 running fullscreen. For some reason they just work better in borderless windowed.

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