Windows 10: Games crashing after switching to full screen

When I select full screen mode in World of Tanks BSOD appears with message "UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP". The issue is fixed if I have same resolution in windows as in game. I run windows at 1920x1080 which is my resolution of monitor but it gets fixed if I change to 1280x768 which is my in game resolution. I recently upgraded to windows 10 from windows 7 and I have reinstalled graphic drivers but BSOD still appears.

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Windows 10 mouse lag when game is in full screen mode

Hi,

After i upgraded from windows 8.1 to windows 10, I seeing severe lag when i turn the game to full-screen mode. The game works fine if I play in the normal mode (when i switch out of fullscreen to window mode). The weird thing is if i launch the game
for the 1st time in full screen mode it works fine until i toggle (Alt + Tab) from full-screen game to an existing web-browser. When I toggle from full screen game to web-browser and toggle back to full screen game mode, i see severe mouse lag, and i have
to switch out of the full screen game mode to windowed game mode the fix the mouse lag.

My System: Lenevo Z710,

Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce DT 745M

Mouse: HID-Compliant Device

Lenevo Pointing Device

 

Maintaining full screen while switching between two desktops.

Hello! I was wondering if this option is possible. I prefer playing games on full screen mode, and the new option to use more than one desktop really helps me organize my game windows and browsers. The problem is that if I have two games running at the same
time, on different desktops, and one or both of them is in full screen mode, If I switch to another desktop and switch back, it doesn`t automatically open the full screen game I was playing. Instead, it shows me the desktop and I have to go and click on the
icon at the toolbar at the bottom of the screen to open it back up.

Is there a way that I can configure the screen switching so that it doesn`t exit full screen mode when I switch to another desktop?

 

Welcome to the forums Brea3Ker,

It's a known issue with the Creators fall update, Microsoft released a new update to fix it as seen here: Cumulative Update KB4048955 Windows 10 v1709 Build 16299.64 - Windows 10 Forums

Even though the circumstances are slightly different, the black screen is caused by an unexpected kernel mode trap.

Make sure you do a clean install of your GPU drivers after you update, and let us know how you get along.