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If your purchase is being automatically cancelled or failing, try these steps:

• Sign into your Microsoft account – Make sure you're logged into the same Microsoft account in both Windows and the Microsoft Store app.
• Check your payment method – Ensure you have a valid payment method attached to your Microsoft Store account. Go to account.microsoft.com/billing/payments to verify.
• Update Windows – Make sure Windows is fully up-to-date. Go to Settings > Windows Update and install any pending updates.
• Check date, time, and time zone – Ensure your PC's date, time, and time zone are set correctly. Go to Settings > Time & language > Date & time.
• Check your region – Make sure your Windows region matches your payment method's region. Go to Settings > Time & language > Language & region.
• Disable VPN – If you're using a VPN, disconnect it and try the purchase again.
• Check User Account Control (UAC) – Make sure UAC is set to "Always notify". Search for "UAC" in Windows and move the slider to the top setting.
• Reset the Microsoft Store cache – Press Win + R, type wsreset.exe, and press Enter. Wait for the Store to reopen.
• Reset the Microsoft Store app – Go to Settings > Apps > Installed apps, find "Microsoft Store", click the three dots (⋯), select "Advanced options", scroll down and click "Reset".
• Check for Store app updates – Open the Microsoft Store, go to Library, and install any pending updates for the Store itself.
• Restart TacticalVision – Close TacticalVision completely and try the purchase again.

If you're still having issues after trying all these steps, please contact us with your error code (shown in the app) and we'll help you resolve it.

TacticalVision operates entirely through Windows' built-in Accessibility APIs—the same technology used by screen readers and visual assistance tools. It doesn't modify game files, inject code, or interact with game processes in any way. Think of it like adjusting your monitor's brightness or contrast settings, just with more precision. That said, we don't set the rules for individual games or tournaments, so please check with your specific game's terms of service. Use at your own discretion.

No. TacticalVision uses Windows' built-in Magnification API and gamma ramps, which are hardware-accelerated by your GPU. It adds zero input latency and has negligible performance impact (less than 0.1% GPU usage).

Yes! Unlike NVIDIA Freestyle or other overlay-based solutions, TacticalVision works system-wide including fullscreen exclusive mode. Your filters stay active no matter how you run your games.

TacticalVision works best with SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) displays and content. While it can technically run with HDR enabled, the results may be unpredictable since HDR uses a different color pipeline. For optimal visibility and the most accurate filter effects, we recommend using SDR mode in your Windows display settings and in-game graphics options.

Yes! TacticalVision works with any graphics card - AMD Radeon, Intel Arc, Intel integrated graphics, or NVIDIA. Unlike NVIDIA Freestyle which only works with NVIDIA GPUs, TacticalVision uses Windows' built-in display APIs that work regardless of your GPU manufacturer. If you have an AMD or Intel GPU and want gaming display filters, TacticalVision is the perfect solution.

NVIDIA Freestyle and GeForce Experience filters rely on injecting into the game process, which many anti-cheat systems and some game engines block. Arc Raiders, like several other titles, doesn't support this injection method. TacticalVision works differently—it adjusts your display output at the system level, so it works with every game regardless of anti-cheat or engine restrictions.

The core features (brightness, contrast, saturation, hue) are completely free. Premium features like shadow/highlight adjustment, dehaze, clarity, and RGB channel controls are available with an optional upgrade. Try it free first!