Since i update my pc to windows 10, D3doverrider doesn't work anymore, i have no problem to install and start the program (i can see the icon and it's active as background process in the task manager) but when i start a game i can't hear the beep sound and vsync and triple buffering aren't enabled. Is there a fix for windows 10? I tried to run in compatibility mode windows 7 and run as administrator but it makes no difference.
It can't run with a D3D12 subsystem. Use a borderless fullscreeen mode utility if you want to force VSync and "TB" (and it isn't a real original OpenGL TB implementation, it' a D3D frame queue management offered by D3D that everyone calls "TB" ).
I'm also interested to know how to get D3DOverrider to work in Windows 10. I'm not getting any beeps or notification that's it's enabled either. What do you mean it won't work with a D3D12 subsystem? Most games aren't even using Direct X 12... Why use a borderless fullscreen utility when a lot of games offer that built in? I ran a game last night in borderless fullscreen and I didn't receive any notification that D3DOverrider had enabled...
