Windows 10: What is the solution to the NVIDIA OpenGL Driver problem?

I have a R3 3200G processor and a GTX 1650 Super graphics card. I recently activated the processor graphics card from the BIOS and installed its drivers, and now I get this problem:Log Name: ApplicationSource: NVIDIA OpenGL DriverDate: 1/28/2025 5:21:38 PMEvent ID: 2Task Category: NoneLevel: WarningKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: BAQERDescriptionrvSetContext failed functionality indeterminantpid=15312 cncmd.exe 64bitEvent Xml:2 0 3 0 0 0x800000000000000 35641 Application BAQER DrvSetContext functionality failed indeterminantpid=15312 cncmd.exe 64bit

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OpenGL driver for my Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti

I'm using a Win 10 x64 and the driver version 531.79 is installed automatically for my video card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti For a GUI program to run properly, the OpenGL driver of the video card should be installed and (enabled). In the Manage 3D settings of my NVidia control panel there are lines: ... OpenGL GDI compatibility Auto OpenGL rendering GPU Auto-select ... Vulkan/OpenGL present method Auto The problem is that, that program doesn't show up. Some people say that it may because of the opengl driver. How to know that the opengl driver is installed on my Windows/video card and is enabled, please?

 

OpenGL Drivers

Hi Ayden -

This is Orlando, an Independent advisor and an expert with Windows 10. I understand that you can't play the game that you purchase without having OpenGL 3.2 above on your computer.

OpenGL, short for Open Graphics Library, is the standard 3D Graphics API and is often required in some games or software. It will provide these programs with graphics and images. It is worth noting that OpenGL aims to communicate with the GPU (Graphics Processing
Unit) so as to improve the performance of the hardware.

It is said that if not updating the OpenGL drivers, your PC will automatically set the OpenGL to its default version, namely, OpenGL 1.1. In this way, there is a high probability that you can’t enjoy the maximized gaming experience.

While in order to get the OpenGL drivers updated, you need only update the display driver as OpenGL driver will come along with the driver you download. For instance, if you are using Intel HD graphics card, try to update the Intel driver so as to get the latest
OpenGL driver installed.

You can try the method below to update the OpenGL on your computer:

Method 1: Update your graphics driver manually

1. Navigate to your graphics card manufacturer official website. (Intel, AMD or NVIDIA)

2. On the official site, navigate to the graphics driver and choose your operating system. Download the latest drivers for your graphics card and install it to your computer. This will also update the OpenGL on your computer.

Method 2:Update OpenGL Driver in Device Manager

Otherwise, it makes sense to get the OpenGL driver from the graphics driver within Windows 10. That is to say, you can attempt to let Windows device manager find the driver you need.

1. Open Device Manager.

2. Expand Display adapters and then right click the graphics driver to Update driver. Here your display card may be AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA or any other ones with different brands.

3. Try to Search automatically for the updated driver software.

If possible, the Device Manager will locate the latest graphics driver for you. You can install it on Windows 10 in the hope that the OpenGL driver can be updated.

Hope this helps, have a good day.

Thanks,



Independent Advisor

 

OpenGL driver for my Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti

Nvidia drivers are here: https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/drivers/ OpenGL is part of the Nvidia drivers. It is enabled & used by the Applications requiring it. The settings in the Nvidia Control panel are best left on Auto. I can test for OpenGL simply by using Google Earth Desktop application which can run in either DirectX or OpenGL Graphics modes by selecting the Option > 3D View > Graphics Mode, and restarting the application. I have other applications which probably do use OpenGL, but cannot remember which. It's automatic.