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Chychyka
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« on: December 18, 2006, 07:38:32 PM »

Okay um I was wondering if anyone knew what my problem is. My computer used to be able to run Guild Wars without lag and CS with OpenGL as renderer but for some reason after I did a systems recovery it says OpenGl is not supported and Guild Wars freezes every few seconds. Anyone know what my computer's problem is? I have a GeForce 440 MX.
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« Reply #1 on: December 18, 2006, 08:28:05 PM »

Welcome to WKey, Chychyka! I'm not using Windows for long time so can't be much help here but I think that your problem comes from old registry which doesn't have some references necessary to run OpenGL correctly, if it would be my system I would try to remove Nvidia driver and install it once again, sometimes it helps.
You've told that got problem in GuildWars after system recovery but what about CS, is it still able to run with OpenGL so as other applications? (maybe it's also worth to check your DirectX diagnostic tool to see if it report any problems).

 Let us know if you find solution to this situation.
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