Playing in “windowed mode” is also a great way to prevent your game from minimizing when playing on a dual-display setup when you want to switch to a task on your other monitor.
The usual process is right-click on your desktop or Start menu shortcut, choose Properties and on the Shortcut tab add “ -window” (without quotes) to the end of the Target line. However you should do a Google search to check this – the standard method (show below) is different to the Football Manager 2010 method, and this may be the same for other games. On the General tab go to Set launch options… and at the insertion point enter:Ĭlick OK to complete the change, and run Football Manager 2010 – you will now find that it runs in a window! Configuring Windowed Mode in Other gamesĪs a rule, a similar command can be issued to pretty much any game available on the market. In Steam, select the game and go to the Properties button. If you have installed Football Manager 2010 via Steam, you will need to add the command to a different location Next, click OK – the game is ready to launch from the shortcut into “windowed mode!" Windowed Mode Using Steam On the Shortcut tab add the following to the Target: Find your FM 2010 shortcut (either on the desktop or the Start menu) and right-click – in the context menu select Properties.
To do this, close all programs, and display your desktop. As such you will need to add a “command line switch” to the shortcut. In Football Manager 2010, if your screen resolution is below 1024 x 768 (and some higher resolutions depending on the video card and monitor) then you will find that the “windowed mode” item isn’t available in your Preferences window.
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