- #Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working driver#
- #Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working windows 10#
- #Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working software#
- #Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working series#
You might also see that with enableGLRenderer="TRUE" the "Max samples" in OpenGL Viewer GL Report is no longer zero. It is hard to see a connection between snapshots and graphics capabilities unless somehow older graphics capabilities were restored from a suspended VM memory.
#Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working windows 10#
I noticed you have snapshots (I don't have snapshots on my Windows 10 VM at the moment) but I doubt if that would be the cause of the problem.
But in general I would think GPU capabilities on both host and inside the VM would largely be similar. So you have 3 additional bits on sorry I don't know what those additional 3 are unless I compare the cap entries. While mine (GTX960M Maxwell GM107) is 0x1dffc3e2.
#Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working software#
There is a 8.15.1.65 that comes with VMware Tools 10.2.5.Īs far as what Workstation software sees in the host graphics capabilities yours (Quadro M3000M Maxwell GM204) shows
#Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working driver#
You are also using VMware SVGA driver 8.15.1.60 (same version as the Windows 10 VM that I have). Yes, I think the Nvidia Control Panel settings are fine and the Nvidia is the one being used.Īfter looking at your VMware.log I am bit stumped as to why you don't have the dxt1 GL extension I looked mostly at the GLRenderer log as that is the setting that I have on the Windows 10 VM on Workstation 12.5.9. The host machine has all four of these texture compression features available: The error message JOGL is giving indicates that it specifically wants "GL_EXT_texture_compression_dxt1" 'glview' reports that only "GL_EXT_texture_compression_rgtc" is available with any of the config file settings. vmx config file, and the other two with the changes you recommended. I've attached a few log files, one with no changes to the.
In the log file, it was clear that the Nvidia processor was picked as the renderer. I had originally used the Nvidia control panel to specify use of the Nvidia processor, and also added specific application entries for what I thought were VMware executables (see attached). I updated to the latest Nvidia driver - it didn't make any difference. And certainly Landsat 7 has operated for much longer than originally planned.
#Opengl extensions viewer has stopped working series#
The photos taken by these Landsat series is amazing. I tried the NASA World Wind, and clicked on the Demo, I can see the Blue Marble and I also tried the Blue Marble with Landsat layer. If it still does not work for you, if you don't mind attach the vmware.log in your next reply. # has no effect if enableGLRenderer is set to TRUE If the HD530 is the default with the enableGLRenderer set to TRUE, the VM display is no longer rendered properly for a Windows 10 VM (eg the login avatar is just one white circle among a slew of obvious display defects). Yours is M3000M which is Maxwell 2.0 chip. Using OpenGL renderer instead of DX11 for VMware Workstation seems to give better graphics capabilities to the VM (at least with the Maxwell GTX 960M that I have). This is in-lieu of using the Nvidia Control Panel to set the Nvidia as the default.īut it preferrable to use the Nvidia Control Panel. You could also power off the VM and add the following lines to the vmx configuration file. And if your laptop is like mine, the Nvidia is not connected to a display, and shows up only as "Render" in dxdiag and only the HD530 is connected to the display. So there should be no need to disable the Intel HD 530. What you have is a laptop (the mobile M3000M suggests it to be so), so you have the capability to set the default graphics processor in the Nvidia Control Panel. The recommended at the moment is 391.33 (released ). The Quadro driver that you have (v375.86) is almost 18 months old.
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