I think I really Fudged this one.
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Mesmer in Need
                    I was changing settings, and i accidentaly set my resolution (the xxx by xxx) to really high. Now when i open gw, it just says its out of frequency range and to reset it.  But i cant, because i cant see it.  What do i do?
                
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Mister_Abc
                    When that happened to me, I had to totally uninstall GW and reinstall it 
 I think that there might be a easier way, I don't know.
                
            
 I think that there might be a easier way, I don't know.
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Mesmer in Need
                    Did it work for you after you re-installed it?
                
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Adelia
                    Everytime I ave reinstalled guild wars, it has gone back to the default settings.
                
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Mesmer in Need
                    so i guess thats the only way.. ty guys.
                
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blakecraw
                    have you tried starting it in window mode via 
	
                
            Code:
	Gw.exe -windowed
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Mesmer in Need
                    ya, but it didn't work.  Im reinstalling it atm and its working, ty.
                
            Loviatar
                    would system restore have put the settings back easier?
you dont lose data just go back to last known good settings
            you dont lose data just go back to last known good settings
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tijo
                    The video settings are stored on the Gw.dat file. Meaning that getting rid of the .dat dile is the only way to force the default settings without accessing then in game.
                
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Mesmer in Need
                    /facepalm ty everybody it works now.
Now time to post in the self pwned thread.
            Now time to post in the self pwned thread.
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Bowstring Badass
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				/facepalm ty everybody it works now. 
			
		Now time to post in the self pwned thread.  | 
	
Chthon
                    For future reference, you can get out of this by swapping monitors to one that supports that resolution so that you can change it back, if there's such a monitor nearby that you can borrow.
                
            