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OpenGL driver mangler
Well.. så er det at jeg må ty til hjælp efter at have udtømt muligheder for selv at kunne løse mit problem.
Jeg har lige formateret min computer og geninstallere windows på den, med det resultat at jeg nu mangler en opengl driver. At jeg mangler denne driver gør at jeg ikke kan bruge Livestation :(
Så jeg håb er lidt at der er nogle herinde som sidder inde med en lys ide.
Maskine: Thinkpad z61t
Video: onboard Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
Driver Version: 7.14.10.1437 (installeret både via IBM hjemmeside og Intel hjemmeside)
OS: Windows Vista SP1
Jeg har prøvet at installere http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intel945gm/s... men den vil ikke lade mig, og henviser mig til at installere leverandørens drivers.
Alle vigtige opdateringer via Thinkvantage system update er installerede.
Og nu er jeg sådan lidt på bar bund.
Det virkede før jeg formaterede på denne computer, men det gør det altså ikke nu.
Jeg har lige formateret min computer og geninstallere windows på den, med det resultat at jeg nu mangler en opengl driver. At jeg mangler denne driver gør at jeg ikke kan bruge Livestation :(
Så jeg håb er lidt at der er nogle herinde som sidder inde med en lys ide.
Maskine: Thinkpad z61t
Video: onboard Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
Driver Version: 7.14.10.1437 (installeret både via IBM hjemmeside og Intel hjemmeside)
OS: Windows Vista SP1
Jeg har prøvet at installere http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intel945gm/s... men den vil ikke lade mig, og henviser mig til at installere leverandørens drivers.
Alle vigtige opdateringer via Thinkvantage system update er installerede.
Og nu er jeg sådan lidt på bar bund.
Det virkede før jeg formaterede på denne computer, men det gør det altså ikke nu.
I went to the IBM site to start a thread regarding the issue, but figured i'd do a search first. Searching led me to this thread: http://forums.lenovo.com/lnv/board/message?board.i... and helped me solved the issue.
The following is what i did:
First i downloaded the appropriate driver from the IBM site, unpacked it, and noted the location.
Then i went to device manager and uninstalled my display drivers from the display adapter fold-out-menu.
Rebooted the computer
Once logged into Windows again, I went back into display adapter and right clicked on my "unknown VGA controller", installed the display driver manually pointing to the location where the previously downloaded driver was unpacked.
Reeboted the computer once the driver was installed, and then fired up Livestation (the program using OpenGL) and it worked.
At first it does not recognize an OpenGL driver, but once the program is running it identifies the correct one.
I imagine that downloading from the Intel site, manually unpacking with WinRAR will yield the same result.
The following is what i did:
First i downloaded the appropriate driver from the IBM site, unpacked it, and noted the location.
Then i went to device manager and uninstalled my display drivers from the display adapter fold-out-menu.
Rebooted the computer
Once logged into Windows again, I went back into display adapter and right clicked on my "unknown VGA controller", installed the display driver manually pointing to the location where the previously downloaded driver was unpacked.
Reeboted the computer once the driver was installed, and then fired up Livestation (the program using OpenGL) and it worked.
At first it does not recognize an OpenGL driver, but once the program is running it identifies the correct one.
I imagine that downloading from the Intel site, manually unpacking with WinRAR will yield the same result.
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