Open GL

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When endevouring to open certain programs i am having difficulty with screen
size.
I get error message "Could not load Open GL subsystem"?

dell inspiron8100
NVIDIA GeForce2 Go
resolution 1600x1200, highest 32bit.
Display is two selections, multiple monitors and default monitor.
I cannot seem to make sense of it or get a successful screen size.
For normal usage, everything is fine.
Any assistance please
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Check your version of the NVIDIA driver. Then check with the NVIDIA support website to see you have latest released driver.

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Maurice N
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aussiebaron wrote:
> When endevouring to open certain programs i am having difficulty with
> screen size.
> I get error message "Could not load Open GL subsystem"?
>
> dell inspiron8100
> NVIDIA GeForce2 Go
> resolution 1600x1200, highest 32bit.
> Display is two selections, multiple monitors and default monitor.
> I cannot seem to make sense of it or get a successful screen size.
> For normal usage, everything is fine.
> Any assistance please

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support (More info?)

aussiebaron wrote:
> When endevouring to open certain programs i am having difficulty with screen
> size.
> I get error message "Could not load Open GL subsystem"?
>
> dell inspiron8100
> NVIDIA GeForce2 Go
> resolution 1600x1200, highest 32bit.
> Display is two selections, multiple monitors and default monitor.
> I cannot seem to make sense of it or get a successful screen size.
> For normal usage, everything is fine.
> Any assistance please


OpenGL support is purely a function of the video card drivers, and
not the OS. Contact the manufacturer of your video card to obtain the
most recent WinXP-specific drivers.

Programs that Require OpenGL Support May Not Run in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;285912


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