Has a few other ideas that are more game-specific that might work. Also, the forum cited in that thread here: Haven't tried it yet but maybe someone might be able to use it. Tried turning off the new Windows Game Mode (didn't help)Īlso, this is running on an Alienware Alpha in console mode and through Steam in Big Picture Mode, but don't know if that affects this as the above mentioned games still work in this setup.ĮDIT: Found this thread elsewhere on Steam: Updated nVidia driver relased on 7-23-2017 (didn't help) Rest assured that when you do stay up a little too late working you can take some steps to ease the strain: Blink - Blinking regularly while using your computer in the dark can help keep your eyes moist so they dont feel dry and irritated. Installed Windows 10 July Cumulative Update (didn't help) Only Dark Souls 3 seems to be having this issue. Other games such as Fallout 4, DeadRising 3, and Starpoint Gemini Warlords load and look just fine in full screen. However, no one has elaborated on a cause nor has anyone found a solution. Some searching around the Internet equates this starting with the Windows 10 Creator's Update and (seems to) only affects nVidia cards. Also having the same problem with a slight modification: If my husband puts it into Windowed mode after staring the game, it's now washed out rather than too dark.

My computer screen is too dark to see