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‎12-22-2019 12:05 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have recently bought Rainbow Six Siege during the massive sale. I finally got the game downloaded and after I signed in and everything, it then launched the game. Everything was fine, until the game launched. My screen went back and showed "INPUT SIGNAL OUT OF RANGE / Change Settings to 1600x900-60hz. I double checked my settings and such, in the NVIDIA Control Panel, and my settings were already there. I am a tech person so I understand more than the average person. I just know I am not able to play R6S. I have tried pretty much everything from changing the settings to something else, then changing back, and checking the settings in multiple locations. I just don't understand. I would appreciate some help, I would hate my $9.89 to go to waste after buying R6S Delux. (It's worth the couple extra bucks when on sale, cause it's 8 operators for barely anything more.) If you want to talk to me in a different part whether by email, discord, or other, just reply to this post and say so. Have a good day and thanks for reading.

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