However, as said, some games seem right in a windowed mode. Usually Windows remembers what display mode the program was in (windowed or full screen) when you last closed it and will open it in that mode the next time you use it.
Diablo is too dark to use the normal Desktop settings. So if you set that 'windowed' game to your screen's native resolution it will look like full-screen, while keeping the benefits from windowed mode. Once the window is open, select the Compatibility tab. To do so: -When your game is running, press the Alt and Enter keys on your keyboard at the same time to go to the windowed mode. When I said that, I thought it was independant of what you posted previously.It removes some of the 'epic' feeling (Dunno how to describe it, lol.) You should check that the game is running correctly now. To clarify, hopefuly, in post # 11, I thought you were talking about not being successful with your integrated graphics via the instructions in the link I provided, thus I suggested trying the graphics card instead. In my last post, my response was made under the understanding that you were gonna be doing something based on the link I provided, but it didn't work for you, so I suggested trying to use your graphics card instead, according to what is in the link I provided. What I don't understand is, before I posted the link, did you do the stuff to get the game to recognize the graphics card, such as what is described in that link I provided? My understanding was that you did not do something to get the game to recognize the graphics card, as described in that link, but that you did do something as described elsewhere.
You can get the game to work via the integrated graphics without issue, but the graphics card gives you weird flickering issues.
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