Fix OpenGL Not Supported Error in Windows 10/11

If you're encountering the "OpenGL not supported" error on Windows 10 or 11, this guide will show you how to resolve it effectively. The error usually arises from outdated or missing graphics drivers, which prevent OpenGL from functioning properly. By identifying your display adapter and updating the relevant drivers, you can fix the issue and enable OpenGL support.

Start by opening the "Run" dialog by pressing `Windows + R`, then type `dxdiag` and press Enter. This will open the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. In the tool, go to the "Display" tab(s), which will list your display adapter(s). If your system has multiple displays, such as Display 1 and Display 2, note the names of the adapters for each. Copy the name of your graphics adapter, which will typically be something like "Intel UHD Graphics" or "NVIDIA GeForce."

Next, open your web browser and search for the official drivers for your display adapter. For example, search for "Intel UHD Graphics driver for Windows 11 64-bit" or the equivalent for your adapter and system architecture (32-bit or 64-bit). Ensure you download the driver directly from the official website, such as Intel, NVIDIA, or AMD, to avoid compatibility or security issues.

Download the appropriate driver version and install it. If you have multiple display adapters (e.g., Display 1 and Display 2), repeat the process for each. Once the installation is complete, restart your computer to apply the changes.

After updating the drivers, OpenGL support should be restored, and the error should no longer appear. If the issue persists, ensure that your operating system is fully updated, as system updates can include essential graphics support fixes. Additionally, confirm that your hardware meets the minimum requirements for OpenGL.

If you have further questions or encounter additional challenges, feel free to leave a comment for personalized assistance.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:03 Explanation of OpenGL error
0:10 Opening the DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag)
0:24 Identifying your display adapter(s)
0:40 Searching and downloading the appropriate drivers
1:07 Installing drivers and restarting the computer
1:19 Verifying OpenGL functionality
1:26 Conclusion and tips

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