How to Fix Blurry Screens and Game Startup Issues in WRC 7
Hi there! As someone who has played a lot of WRC 7, I’ve run into my fair share of technical issues. Let me walk you through some troubleshooting tips I’ve picked up for dealing with blurry screens and game crashes.
First off, if you’re getting a blank or black screen when trying to launch the game, double-check that the file path doesn’t contain any non-English characters. I learned that these can cause compatibility problems and prevent the game from opening properly.
You’ll also want to verify that your graphics card is set to use the high-performance settings rather than the basic integrated graphics. I didn’t realize mine was set to integrated at first and it caused all sorts of display issues!
Improving Image Quality
If you’re struggling with blurry visuals and textures once you get in-game, here are a few things you can try:
- Play around with the resolution settings to find the sweet spot for your monitor. I went with 1080p for the best balance of image quality and performance.
- Switch back and forth between fullscreen and windowed modes. I was surprised that running windowed actually helped clear up some blurry text for me.
In Summary
I’ll be honest – WRC 7’s vehicle handling felt kind of slippery and unrealistic to me at first. If you find it similarly challenging, I’d recommend checking out the Dirt franchise for a more grounded rally racing experience. And definitely invest in a decent gamepad if you’re on a keyboard – it makes a world of difference for control!
Hopefully, these tips help you get WRC 7 running smoothly. Let me know if you have any other questions – happy to help fellow racing fans get the best experience out of this title! Game on!
