Windows 10: how do i get opengl compatible drivers on windows 10?

I am running windows 10 version 1903 and I am trying to run Minecraft java edition but my driver isn't compatible with openGL how do I fix this?

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how do i get opengl compatible drivers on windows 10?

I am running windows 10 version 1903 and I am trying to run Minecraft java edition but my driver isn't compatible with openGL how do I fix this?

 

Driver does not support OpenGL after upgrade to Windows 10

Hi Abhijeet,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

I apologize for the inconvenience that you are experiencing. I will definitely assist you.

- How did you install the latest drivers (from device manager or Manufacturer’s website)?

From the above description, I see that the installed drivers supported OpenGL in Windows 8.

I suggest you to run the drivers in compatibility mode and check if it helps.

Go to the Manufacturer’s website and try installing the available drivers i.e. Windows 8 drivers in compatibility mode.

Follow the steps below on how to install driver in
compatibility mode:

1. Download the driver from the manufacturer’s website and save it on your local disk.

2. Right click on the setup file of the driver and select
“Properties”.

3. Select “Compatibility” Tab.

4. Place a check mark next to “Run this program in Compatibility mode” and select operating system from the drop down list.

5. Let the driver install and then check the functionality.

Hope the information helps, if you have any further queries, feel free to post. We are here to assist you.

Regards,

Guru Kiran

 

OpenGL problem in windows 10

Microsoft seem to be trying to pass this off as a driver problem, but the evidence suggests otherwise. The driver works fine on Windows 7 and 8.x with Minecraft and other applications, but stops working on Windows 10. Other applications, such as Stellarium,
report no OpenGL 2 support with this driver under Windows 10. Both Windows and Intel report the driver is up to date and as it works on previous versions of Windows that suggests the problem is Windows 10.

The problem for MS here is that they told us our hardware was Windows 10 compatible before the upgrade, as such they are unable to blame the hardware and therefore need to sort out the issue.