Right-click your graphics adapter and choose Properties.Double-click the Display adapters category.In options, turn off 'remember deck difficulty' for the game your want to change. Right-click the Start menu and select Device Manager. Go to game options, at the bottom of the game screen, next to 'New Game'.On the contrary, if the issue started after a recent graphics driver update, try rolling it back to its previous version. Or, use an automatic driver updater utility like Driver Booster. Go to your graphic card manufacturer’s website- AMD, NVIDIA, or Intel-and download and install the latest video drivers. As far as I can tell any file from any computer should be able to be played. If rebooting your computer’s display driver helps but the issue recurs, you must update the video drivers on your computer. When you want to reset, simply close the game, replace the save file, and restart. Once the screen flashes, try opening the Microsoft Solitaire Collection again. To fix that, reboot the driver process by holding Windows Key + Ctrl + Shift + B for a few seconds. Rarely the graphics driver in Windows can glitch out and cause problems with video games. Get-AppxPackage *solitairecollection* | Remove-AppxPackage Note: If you have trouble removing the Solitaire Collection via the Apps & Features screen, run the following command via an elevated Windows PowerShell console instead (right-click the Start button and select Windows PowerShell ( Admin ):
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