Hello, I have a problem with the program; I can't see anything in the Composition window.

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February 3, 2025
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My laptop HP VICTUS specs are:

CPU (Processor):

Intel Core i7-13700HX - 13th Gen - 16 cores (8 Performance cores + 8 Efficiency cores) / 24 threads - 2.1 GHz (Performance cores) - Up to 5.0 GHz - 30 MB Intel Smart Cache

GPU (Graphics Card):
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (Laptop GPU) - Ada Lovelace - 8 GB GDDR6 - Ray Tracing & AI Features: Supports Ray Tracing and NVIDIA DLSS 3

RAM (Memory):

32 GB DDR5 - 4800 MHz

no i dont have tha CAPS LOCK on.

Correct answer nishu_kush

Please try the following steps:

• Close After Effects
• Go to the Device Manager (Run >> devmgmt.msc)
• Select Display Adapter, Right click on the "Intel UHD graphic card".
• Select "Update Driver"
• Select "Browse my Computer"
• Select "Let me Pick from a list of available drivers on my Computer".
• Select "Microsoft Display Adapter".
• Launch After Effects.

Let us know.

Thanks,
Nishu

nishu_kush

Correct answer

Community Manager

Please try the following steps:

• Close After Effects
• Go to the Device Manager (Run >> devmgmt.msc)
• Select Display Adapter, Right click on the "Intel UHD graphic card".
• Select "Update Driver"
• Select "Browse my Computer"
• Select "Let me Pick from a list of available drivers on my Computer".
• Select "Microsoft Display Adapter".
• Launch After Effects.

Let us know.

Thanks,
Nishu

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pyro_jojumarAuthor

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Sorry for the late response. I tried it, and it really works, thanks! Now, my question is: when I make this change, the resolution changes, making everything look huge. How can I keep the same resolution, or do I have to buy a monitor?

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