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During the reboot you may be prompted for the video driver again, but just cancel those install requests. After doing this I highly suggest that you reboot your computer rather than attempt to install the video driver again. Typically you can do this with the Add/Remove Programs control panel and/or use a utility like Driver Sweeper. If you only have OpenGL 1.1 support you'll need to completely uninstall your video driver.
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If you see only OpenGL 1.1 support, then the video driver isn't installed properly. There's a possibility that your video driver isn't quite installed the way it should be (not necessarily your fault).ĭownload the OpenGL Extensions Viewer program (make sure to select the Windows version) and run it to determine the level of OpenGL support that you have with your video driver. If CMSF is running for you and then generating the OpenGL error, then my suggestion may offer little help. Admittedly my suggestion is most likely for someone who can't get CMSF to run at all initially.
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I should just add that the problems mentioned happened with both the official drivers for me (179.48 as its mobile version) as well as all the unofficial newer ones. If you are not running in SLI mode, then i can only suggest the MS hotfix.ĭoes anyone know what the official support is for SLI mode and CMSF?īecause as i mentioned, for me it seems partially broken. I could usually provoke the Opengl 14 error by switching units very fast. Running in SLI performance mode, i would have horrible problems where the screen would switch to black and then back to the game, everytime i selected or deselected a unit. What seemed to help was selecting single GPU mode in the nvidia control panel, and setting AA to SLI mode ie only one card used for display but both for calculations. I installed the MS hotfix mentioned in an old thread here, but i'm not convinced that it did alot.
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GL-Z is based on GLSL Hacker and the code source (Lua + GLSL) is available in GL-Z folder (glz_src/). GL-Z is a cross platform application and is available for Windows, Linux and OS X (10.10 included). An extension can have a particular color (for example GL_NV extensions are in green and GL_AMD in red) and an OpenGL version (essentially for GL_ARB extensions). GL-Z is an OpenGL information utility that displays OpenGL main queries (GL_VERSION…) as well as extensions in the order they are exposed by the graphics driver.