Directx Failure
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 12:52 am
So i've been trying to do some modding on my girlfriends PC but this seems to happen when I want to open a specific program I have for Halo1.
I can click "ok" and it opens the program as normal but when I go to open the actual .map it gives me an error and quits. It's not a problem with vista. I've updated the directx. I've even updated her graphics card. This seems to be a problem spanning either from "Presario/Compaq" products or it's the intel graphics chipset installed. When I right click on her desktop it gives me the option for graphics options. That button brings me to Intel Graphics Media Accelerator window. Where I can go into the 3d settings and mess around with the OpenGL stuff.
My idea is that it's probably the OpenGL API. I have no idea if you can switch your computer to use Directx API's or if that's not possible. I don't know nitty gritty about graphics stuff.
Note* This happened awhile ago with her older computer which ran Windows XP but also had a Intel Chipset for the display adapter. Can anybody please help me fix this. I'd appreciate it highly.
I can click "ok" and it opens the program as normal but when I go to open the actual .map it gives me an error and quits. It's not a problem with vista. I've updated the directx. I've even updated her graphics card. This seems to be a problem spanning either from "Presario/Compaq" products or it's the intel graphics chipset installed. When I right click on her desktop it gives me the option for graphics options. That button brings me to Intel Graphics Media Accelerator window. Where I can go into the 3d settings and mess around with the OpenGL stuff.
My idea is that it's probably the OpenGL API. I have no idea if you can switch your computer to use Directx API's or if that's not possible. I don't know nitty gritty about graphics stuff.
Note* This happened awhile ago with her older computer which ran Windows XP but also had a Intel Chipset for the display adapter. Can anybody please help me fix this. I'd appreciate it highly.