Minecraft Bedrock Fullscreen Glitch

Try to check if there are any updates to your minecraft.

Normally, playing Minecraft in fullscreen restricts the mouse pointer to inside the game itself. However, on 1.8.2-pre5, you can move the mouse outside the usual zone, allowing you to click things in another
window. When you do, however, the game minimizes (for it's not actually designed for windowed fullscreen.)

If you move the mouse out-of-bounds and back in, you cannot move it out again. You would need to close and open the GUI again for the glitch to repeat itself.

Unfortunately, I cannot get pictures of this, because Print Screen doesn't capture the mouse. I am uploading a screenshot, but I had to draw in a mouse pointer where mine was.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE:

1) Launch Minecraft, switch to fullscreen mode (if not already in fullscreen)

2) Open a world (doesn't matter whether it's singleplayer or multiplayer)

3) Open any inventory, chat, or pause the game

4) Move the mouse pointer onto a secondary monitor. You will see that it can go out-of-bounds.

SEARCH TERMS USED:

"fullscreen"

"fullscreen inventory"

"mouse"

"fullscreen mouse"

My problem is with Minecraft. In windowed mode, my FPS is crazy, above 200.

But while in fullscreen (Even windowed full screen), my FPS caps at 60, even with Optifine.

I had to ask here, because this is a problem with Windows 10. I'm running 10 Home 1909, the latest release. That doesn't happen with Minecraft Windows 10. Is Microsoft trying to find a way to pull users to Bedrock?

I would appreciate your help

Uninstalling and reinstalling the game won't affect your saved data at all, so you shouldn't have to worry about that. The only instance I can think of that would cause hardcore glitching like that to the Bedrock/W10 version of Minecraft would be if you
had the "Beta" version of the game installed that is available through the Xbox Insider Program. I've got that version and it does funky stuff all the time because it serves to test all the new game features as they're coded in. Your best bet would be to un-enroll
your console from that game preview ring through the insider hub. Doing this will temporarily lock you out of any worlds saved on any of the new updates provided by that version until that update is publicly released.

If that's not the case for you, then uninstalling and reinstalling the game or hard restarting your console could most likely fix the issue.

Hello Truman,

We understand that you're experiencing an issue concerning textures and certain features not working appropriately on Minecraft.

We recommend trying a power cycle
of the console.

If the problem persists, try doing a soft factory reset of the console,
reset and keep games and apps to help reset the operating system. Please note before doing this troubleshooting step, make sure to know your email and passwords for your Xbox profiles.

Try this out first and let us know the results.

Hello, rashed jamal

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

Greetings! It appears that you are experiencing display issues when running certain games in full-screen mode, but not in windowed mode. This issue can stem from a variety of factors, including software conflicts, display settings, or even hardware issues. Let's take a structured approach to troubleshooting that will hopefully solve your problem.



Step 1: Verify the game files

First, make sure that the game files for Overwatch are intact. Most gaming platforms (such as Blizzard's Battle.net) have options to verify or repair the game files.



For Watchmen on Battle.net, click on the game in your library, then click on the "Options" drop-down menu and select "Scan and Repair."



Step 2: Reinstall the Graphics Driver

Since updating the drivers doesn't work, try performing a clean install of the graphics drivers. This can help remove any corrupted files or conflicts that a simple update may not fix.



Download the latest drivers for RTX 3080 from the official NVIDIA website.

Use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to completely remove the existing driver in safe mode.DDU will ensure that all parts of the old driver are removed.

Install the downloaded driver.



Step 3: Check Display Settings

A mismatch between the display settings of the computer and the game can sometimes cause problems.



Make sure the resolution of the game matches the native resolution of the monitor.

Check if the refresh rate in the game settings matches the performance of your monitor.

If you have multiple monitors, try disconnecting the secondary monitor to see if the problem persists.



Step 4: Full screen optimisation and DPI settings

Windows 10 and 11 have a feature called Full Screen Optimisation that sometimes interferes with games running in full screen mode.



Right-click on the game executable (Overwatch.exe) and select Properties.

Go to the "Compatibility" tab.

Check "Disable full-screen optimisation".

Also, click on "Change High DPI Settings" and tick "Override high DPI scaling behaviour". Select "Applications" from the drop-down menu.



Step 5: NVIDIA Control Panel Settings

Adjusting some of the settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel will also help.



Open the NVIDIA Control Panel.

Go to Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings.

Find or add Overwatch in the list of programs.

Set "Power Management Mode" to "Preferred Maximum Performance".

Set "Vertical Sync" to "Off".

Thank you for your time and effort in resolving this issue.



Best regards



Bobhe | Microsoft Community Support Specialist