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hi! i've played minecraft for just over 3 years now. a couple months back i uninstalled it with no intention on playing it again. however, i got an urge to redownload it and it's been giving me quite a hard time.
every time i launch it, it takes me back to the launcher and says; http://prntscr.com/m6defw
"The driver does not appear to support OpenGL"
i just assumed that i uninstalled it incorrectly. i've looked up how to fix it and ive watched tutorials but nothing really helped or even changed anything.
i'd appreciate any feedback i could get! im genuinely clueless so bare with me lol
no worries if nobody can figure it out~~
every time i launch it, it takes me back to the launcher and says; http://prntscr.com/m6defw
"The driver does not appear to support OpenGL"
i just assumed that i uninstalled it incorrectly. i've looked up how to fix it and ive watched tutorials but nothing really helped or even changed anything.
i'd appreciate any feedback i could get! im genuinely clueless so bare with me lol
no worries if nobody can figure it out~~
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Have you tried going the your computer manufacturer's website and downloaded your drivers from there?
indeed. ive updated my driver and restarted my computer it after that multiple times
What pc do you use for Minecraft?
a Lenovo g50-80 laptop
Lenovo G50-80 has Intel iris Graphics 6100, drivers should be here
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/86209/Intel-Iris-Graphics-6100
make sure you download the sort depending on your operating system, 64 bit if a 64 bit os, 32 bit of 32 bit os
check before installing what i posted, run a dxdiag and check that it says so under "display 1) (windows key+r then type in dxdiag)
if its something else thats not intel iris graphics, tell uswhat it says and i'll see if i can find um
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/86209/Intel-Iris-Graphics-6100
make sure you download the sort depending on your operating system, 64 bit if a 64 bit os, 32 bit of 32 bit os
check before installing what i posted, run a dxdiag and check that it says so under "display 1) (windows key+r then type in dxdiag)
if its something else thats not intel iris graphics, tell uswhat it says and i'll see if i can find um
oh wth that worked lMAo
thank you so much~~
thank you so much~~