The problem has been for the games Jedi Knight (2), Medal of Honor Allied
Assault, Star Trek Voyager Elite and Return to Castle Wolfenstein (basically
games running the Quake 3 engine). The games fail when trying to initialize
the OpenGL driver, and the last line in the error output is:
GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem

I have tried every "fix" imaginable and still cannot find the magic
solution.

I seemed to have had the problem start when I tried to install a demo, could
have been MOH.

P4 2 gig, 512 RDRAM, Asus P4T-E, Radeon 9600Pro.

Hate to see those Openly games gather dust.

Ron

Oh, and using 3.8 drivers, though previous ones caused same problem.

Ron

"Rockin Ronnie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The problem has been for the games Jedi Knight (2), Medal of Honor Allied
> Assault, Star Trek Voyager Elite and Return to Castle Wolfenstein
(basically
> games running the Quake 3 engine). The games fail when trying to
initialize
> the OpenGL driver, and the last line in the error output is:
> GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem
>
> I have tried every "fix" imaginable and still cannot find the magic
> solution.
>
> I seemed to have had the problem start when I tried to install a demo,
could
> have been MOH.
>
> P4 2 gig, 512 RDRAM, Asus P4T-E, Radeon 9600Pro.
>
> Hate to see those Openly games gather dust.
>
> Ron
>
>
>

> the OpenGL driver, and the last line in the error output is:
> GLW_StartOpenGL() - could not load OpenGL subsystem
>
>
I had this same problem on a Win2000 system. I had to copy opengl32.dll to
the game.exe directory to fix.

-Kent