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Thank you. It's only a game, so it's not a huge deal.
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Thank you. It's only a game, so it's not a huge deal.

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However, we have no idea what the game is, running in Windowed mode will usually fix this, if you post the game name it might be possible to find a workaround.
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However, we have no idea what the game is, running in Windowed mode will usually fix this, if you post the game name it might be possible to find a workaround.

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Hi - it's a little-known game titled &quot;Titan Quest&quot;.<br />
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I've tried running it in windowed mode, yet still can't make it run smoothly in the background.
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Hi - it's a little-known game titled "Titan Quest".

I've tried running it in windowed mode, yet still can't make it run smoothly in the background.

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Are you playing it through Steam?
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Then you already have the correct answer from David :(<br />
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All the Steam versions of TQ are based on a core which intentionally checks focus as the original programming was (unusually at the time) designed to force players to stay in game.
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Then you already have the correct answer from David :(

All the Steam versions of TQ are based on a core which intentionally checks focus as the original programming was (unusually at the time) designed to force players to stay in game.

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Hi all,<br />
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I have a game running on one monitor of a dual monitor setup.<br />
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But as soon as i click on a different application (like a browser), the game quits running. How do my make the game continue to run even if I&quot;m browsing in a different window?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi all,

I have a game running on one monitor of a dual monitor setup.

But as soon as i click on a different application (like a browser), the game quits running. How do my make the game continue to run even if I"m browsing in a different window?

Thanks in advance.

How to make a game run in the background.

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