   OpenGL driver? problem
  Okay, I am having huge problems with openGL and I would really appreciate some help. It started the other day, when I tried to get Mesa 7.0.1. I gave up on that and downloaded the prebuilt Mesa 6.0 binaries. I put them in the Windows/system32 folder. After some trial and error, I was running some Nehe samples. They are extremely slow, like they were being done in really bad software. Can someone please suggest a solution, that doesn't involve reinstalling windows? Thanks a lot in advance.I'm using a MSI MX4000-T128 card and have 2 gigs of RAM.   
  Why are you using Mesa opposed to the OpenGL drivers provided by your graphics card vendor? My suggestions is to go to nvidia.com and get official drivers.   ;  It says unable to find any Nvidia products on your system, when I try make it search for drivers.Any suggestions?   ;  I managed to find an opengl32.dll online.I copy it to the windows/system32 folder. When I go to run and type regsvr32 "C:\Windows\System32\opengl32.dll", it says the file was loaded but the DllRegisterServerEntryPoint was not found, so the file could not be registered. I need help?   ;  You REALLY shouldn't go messing about with the OpenGL32.dll on your system; it can really muck things up if you try to insert a dll which wasn't designed for that version of windows. edit: also, you don't register the Opengl32.dll, it's not that kind of dll, which is why trying to do so didn't work.If the newest Nvidia drivers don't support your card then you'll have to see if you can get your hands on an older one as that is the only way you'll stand a chance of getting hardware accelerated OpenGL (assuming your blundering about with OpenGL32.dll hasn't already broken your system.. you did back up the file first right?)The reason the mesa version is so slow is because it IS a software OpenGL work-a-like, your graphics card isn't being used much beyond the final drawing stage.   ;  I guess you have a Geforce 4MXhttp://www.smarter.com/msi_g4_mx4000_t128_128_mb_agp_8x_graphics_adapter---pd--ch-2--pi-423991.htmlYou need to use the older drivers, like detonator 44.xx or whatever the last version for that is.Quote:I managed to find an opengl32.dll onlineLike phantom said. Good luck.   