Posted 13 years ago
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Yeah,I tried google,but didn't get me to exactly what I was looking for.
Posted 13 years ago
1) open the control panel on your computer
2) make sure you are in clasic mode with icons
3) go to device manager
4) look up the name and model of your graphics card
5) search online for an opengl driver for that card
6) if all else fails, contact the company / support for your graphics card
2) make sure you are in clasic mode with icons
3) go to device manager
4) look up the name and model of your graphics card
5) search online for an opengl driver for that card
6) if all else fails, contact the company / support for your graphics card