#Opengl extensions viewer gdi generic install#
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WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord3ivARB. This is a problem with your video driver. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord3iARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord3fvARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord3fARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord3dvARB.

WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord3dARB.

WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord2svARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord2sARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord2ivARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord2iARB. WARNING: extension missing proc glMultiTexCoord2fvARB. I have tried repair installing but it still will not work.Ĭan anyone suggest anything that may help? However now X-Plane 9 crashes upon loading.

#Opengl extensions viewer gdi generic drivers#

However, my graphics driver was causing problems with various media players so I had to update the drivers to Mobile Intel® 945 Express Chipset (Prerelease WDDM 1.0 Driver). I have the right driver and OpenGL version.I have been running X-Plane succesfully for the last month or so on Windows 7. So my only chance is to find a way to have the right driver loaded inside the Windows Service, like it was the case before the version 1803.Īlso note that in RDP all is working perfectly well.

#Opengl extensions viewer gdi generic install#

I try so many tricks to try to install WHQL driver on this new Windows version, but it's not possible.

#Opengl extensions viewer gdi generic windows 10#

Running on a GDI Generic from Microsoft CorporationĪs you see, glewinfo is perfectly working before the new DCH driver introduce on Windows 10 1803.

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OpenGL version 4.6.0 NVIDIA 411.63 is supportedĪnd here the result, on PC with the last nvidia driver, DCH, on Windows 10 >= 1803: Running on a Quadro P2000/PCIe/SSE2 from NVIDIA Corporation Here the result when I launch it inside a Service and WHQL driver : I have create a very small task which just ask for the OpenGL version. But even with that settings, the problem is present. I do not display application/UI, the Unit test just create some offscreen OpenGL context & Frame buffer object to make some rendering.Īnd it works perfectly on PC (inside Windows Service) with old version of the nvidia driver (WHQL).Īlso note, that I set the NVidia Graphic card as the default card in the BIOS. Yes, I'm 100% sure that it's inside the service. I used Teamcity as a build server, and some UnitTest need OpenGL are launch inside Teamcity Agent which are running under a service (using a specific account - but same problem with system account). I hope someone will help me, because for the moment, I need to keep old version of the driver and Windows 10 to be sure that OpenGL version is > 1.1 inside Windows Services application. Is it a bug inside Windows? Or is there a way to configure the service in order to use the real graphic driver instead of the generic one?

With WHQL driver, I do not have the problem, but the problem is that I'm not able anymore to installed this WHQL driver on new Windows 10 version. Outside the service, the version is 4.6 (I used NVidia Quadro, but it's the same problem with other graphic card). The OpenGL driver inside the service is always 'GDI Generic driver' with version OpenGL 1.1. Since the introduction of DCH Driver in Windows 10, I have problem with my program which are executed inside a service.