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I don't see why it wouldn't work on your desktop...
'Kay, guess I will just wait untill tonight. It is weird though, you think DirectX would be smart enough to be able to downgrade.
Do you have a NVidia graphics card in Device Manager?
Any options to disable certain graphics in the bios?
Try setting the power profile to High Performance then launch BF3.
Under display adapters, all there is Intel HD Graphics.
The performance is on High on my laptop right now.
And the entire graphics area in the BIOS is unchangable.
Yes but, I think the DirectX and my Graphics Card are confusing BF3.
Well one thing I can tell you is you have the Acer Aspire 5742 not 5742G. G includes a Nvida graphics card.
Second there's like 50 threads on Google with the same problem.
And from what I can tell is your CPU has integrated graphics and your chipset also specifies integrated graphics so there could be a problem here. I have no experience with CPU's with integrated graphics but and I would think a laptop would only have one enabled but maybe you could browse the BIOS with anything to do with this, maybe under CPU configuration.
BTW where did you check for the latest driver? I noticed the latest one on Acers site is dated 07/12/2011 you could check using this page - Intel® Driver Update Utility for graphics drivers
If all this fails then your graphics chip is probably not supported by BF3.