Solve the Vista OpenGL driver problem (finishing)

Vista, sometimes we will need to use OpenGL display mode. For example, FPS games like Counter-Strike. This problem is especially true on ATI's graphics card. We often see the prompt "The specifier video mode is not supported. The game will now run in software mode." Both OpenGL drivers cannot be initialized.

About OPENGL does not support the Vista system , more complex, is set out below some solutions (for example to GF):

1, forced settings, some old video card to remind you not support OPENGL, ignore him, continue to set up, can be used.

2, if not, download the latest graphics driver

3, best to install DirectX 9, address: http: //www.vista123.com/html/3770.html are generally so Can solve the problem, still not, see below.

4, manually install GLsetup.exe or MSOpengl (address: http: //www.openglsource.com/download/MSOpengl.exe)

5, if not solve the problem, you may The graphics card is not supported, please use the GLDirect tool (reduced hardware requirements, emulate OPENGL). In this way

provide some Windows XP system to solve the following problems:

find practical solutions to problems which can not be solved there are still some people, mostly GF2MX400, GF2MX440 and other older graphics cards . Now we offer the following solutions you can try:

click the right mouse button on the desktop - to adjust advanced, point -GF2MX selected point on the left box of openGL set attributes - - Setting:
< BR> 1, turn off "Enable Buffer Extension" "Allow double-sided expansion to use native video memory"

2, turn on "Disable support for cpu enhanced instruction set"

3, Default color depth of texture: always use 16bpp

4, buffer rollover mode: use bit block transfer

5, vertical sync: always off

6, anisotropic filtering : disabled

7, the maximum usage: 14

which: 1,2,4 effect is not obvious, it is important for winXP user 3, 5, 6, is strongly recommended to get rid of. Of course, it's best to try it out with the official updated drivers.