If you have recently launched the game, see if "Resident Evil 4 / Biohazard 4" is in the list.Open the NVIDIA Control Panel (Can be accessed by right clicking the desktop).I have an NVIDIA graphics card, so these instructions to fix the issue only work for NVIDIA, although Fafaffy has applied the same concept in the AMD control center with success, I will quote the post below. This has been one of the more common problems that people on laptops have been facing.Īn issue with switchable graphics that causes the auto-select feature to use the Integrated Graphics GPU to power the game, which in most cases, cannot handle the demand of it. Remember, it may not work for you, but kind users have gladly chipped in with some of their tips, so remember to continue reading. Luckily, I found the issue facing me quite easily. I first ran the game to find that I had the exact same problem that many people are complaining about, although as an Australian who already had it pre-loaded, I believe I was one of the very first to experience it. Many people seem to be launching the game only to find that it runs in slow motion.
I can't guarantee that this will work for everyone, and it may in fact only work for laptops (unsure on that, but don't just leave if you don't have a laptop, there's lots of information here that could still help you). Just select "Reset" and you'll find yourself back at the main menu, but don't forget to save if you have progressed.
If you pause the game, there is a way to get back to the main menu through the "Retry or Load" submenu. If you wish to change the texture and FPS settings, you must DO IT AT THE MAIN MENU. Laptop users, make sure you have the power supply plugged in, it's a common issue that many people seem to overlook, as most laptops come with an automatic power saving mode that reduces game playability when unplugged.Ģ. If you do manage to fix it on a desktop computer without having to downgrade the quality, please post what you did as a comment and I will add it to the main post in the "Updates" section, so Desktop users, be sure to check there if none of the following applies to you!**ġ. I'm unsure what the issue with desktop computers is as of now, but a lot of people seem to fix it by changing the settings as mentioned above. ** It seems that most of the following applies to laptops. If you would like to have the 60FPS experience, you may have to turn off HD textures and turn down the resolution. If this does fix the problem for you, skip to the "Why does the game go in slow motion?" part of this post for a bit more of an understanding. This has fixed the issue for a lot of people. The first thing you should try is settings the frame rate to 30FPS. Update: A much neater, more official guide that you should look at first can be found here, unless you came here FROM that guide, in which case, scroll down to the "Switchable Graphics" section to find the information you came for. The rest of this post is dedicated to slow motion issues. If this does not solve your black screen/crashing issues, then I'm sorry to say, I'm afraid I cannot help you. In your library, right click Resident Evil 4, then click properties, then go to the "Local Files" tab and click "Verify integrity of game cache." Although, if your issue is something such as crashing on startup or a black screen, try verifying the game cache. Note: Those looking for a fix for anything other than slow motion gameplay should look elsewhere.
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