Mewgenics Borderless Fullscreen Guide: Fix Black Screen, HDR, And Multi Monitor Issues

Mewgenics Borderless Fullscreen Guide: Fix Black Screen, HDR, And Multi Monitor Issues

Borderless fullscreen in Mewgenics can cause black screen flashes, HDR problems, or strange behavior on multi monitor setups. Even though the game runs in borderless by default, some systems treat it like exclusive fullscreen due to driver or Windows overrides. The good news is there is a reliable Nvidia fix that solves most of these issues.

If your screens flash black when clicking another monitor, HDR turns washed out after closing the game, or performance tanks in fullscreen, this guide walks through the fix.

Why Borderless Fullscreen Feels Broken

Some players report that:

  • Clicking a second monitor causes both screens to flash black

  • HDR becomes washed out after closing the game

  • Windows HDR toggles off automatically

  • Fullscreen drops to extremely low FPS after several minutes

  • Windowed mode works fine, but fullscreen does not

This behavior is usually tied to how Nvidia drivers handle OpenGL and Vulkan presentation methods on Windows 11.

Even though the game uses borderless fullscreen, the driver may override it and force exclusive style behavior.

Nvidia Fix For Borderless Fullscreen And HDR

If you are using an Nvidia GPU, this fix resolves the issue for most players.

Step 1: Change Vulkan And OpenGL Present Method

  1. Open Nvidia Control Panel

  2. Go to 3D Settings

  3. Find Vulkan/OpenGL Present Method

  4. Change it to Prefer layered on DXGI Swapchain

  5. Click Apply

You can apply this setting globally or create a program specific profile for Mewgenics.exe.

Important note, this setting may reset after Nvidia driver updates.

Advanced Nvidia Profile Inspector Fix

If the above fix does not fully solve the issue, use Nvidia Profile Inspector.

  1. Download Nvidia Profile Inspector

  2. Open it and enable Show unknown settings from NVIDIA predefined profiles

  3. Press Ctrl plus F and search for OGL_DX_PRESENT_DEBUG

  4. Open the bit value editor

  5. Enable bit 00 and bit 19

  6. Apply changes

These flags enable DXVK support and prevent forced promotion to exclusive fullscreen in some OpenGL titles.

After applying, restart the game and test borderless fullscreen again.

Why Windowed Mode Works

Windowed mode bypasses the presentation method conflict. That is why HDR and monitor switching behave normally in windowed but not in fullscreen.

However, true borderless should behave like windowed without borders, so if it does not, it is almost always a driver level issue.

What About Ultrawide Support

If you are using an ultrawide monitor and the game does not scale correctly, this is separate from borderless behavior. Ultrawide support depends on native aspect ratio implementation. If missing, you may need to wait for official support or use scaling tools.

Final Blurb

Borderless fullscreen issues in Mewgenics are usually caused by Nvidia presentation method conflicts rather than the game itself. Changing the Vulkan/OpenGL present method to Prefer layered on DXGI Swapchain fixes the black screen flashing and HDR problems for most players. If you are running multi monitor with HDR enabled, this fix is almost mandatory.

FAQ

Does Mewgenics support borderless fullscreen

Yes. It runs in borderless by default, but drivers may override behavior.

Why does HDR turn off after closing the game

This is caused by Nvidia OpenGL presentation handling on some systems.

Is this a Windows 11 issue

It appears most common on Windows 11 with newer Nvidia drivers.

Will I need to redo this fix after driver updates

Yes. Nvidia driver updates can reset the presentation setting.


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