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July 28th 06, 05:08 AM
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openGL drivers windows vs. Non-windows generic
I have a couple of games that say they can't run because they need a
non-windows generic openGL driver. I'm pretty sure I turned something off/on a while back that changed my driver settings to the Microsoft openGL driver but I can't remember what I did to make that change. How do I go about getting the openGL driver back to the non-windows generic driver? 
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July 28th 06, 05:13 AM
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openGL drivers windows vs. Non-windows generic
I probably should mention that I have an Nvidia GeForce 5700LE card that is
about 1-year old and one of the games worked prior to me changing that setting (whatever it was). "Rob" wrote: I have a couple of games that say they can't run because they need a non-windows generic openGL driver. I'm pretty sure I turned something off/on a while back that changed my driver settings to the Microsoft openGL driver but I can't remember what I did to make that change. How do I go about getting the openGL driver back to the non-windows generic driver?
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