You might want to repost in the Technical Issues & Bugs section. Make sure and read the [Guide] Asking for technical help on the forums thread first and post the relevant info.
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Do as StarGeek said. Primarily if you do post, you'll want to include a CoH Helper log and HiJack This report in the post. You probably simply don't have the nVidia drivers installed on your system (or they're very badly corrupted).
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Originally Posted by ShadowNate
;_; ?!?! What the heck is wrong with you, my god, I have never been so confused in my life!
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Apologies - the closest result on google was in here and I figured the issues and bugs to be in-game rather than technical.
Repost will replace this.
Can you actually go ahead and enter the game?
I occasionally get a similar message, but I go ahead and enter the game and play as usual. I don't run at high-end Ultra Mode, though.
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I've seen no google flags on this error message, and it doesn't appear to be on the first couple of pages here... If however there is already a thread on the subject I'd very much appreciate a link.
I get the following error message when I attempt to fire up CoX, after the "Loading..." splash but before things get any further:
"An OpenGL driver for your video card 'NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250' was not found.
The game will not run with your current configuration.
Please update your video card drivers in order to add OpenGL support. Go to www.nvidia.com, www.ati.com, or www.intel.com to update your video card driver. In some cases, such as laptops, you may need to get the video drivers from your computer manufacturer."
Now I haven't been around for a while because of an error message which seems (from memory) to have been similar...
I have run driversweeper to clear out driver artifacts from previous drivers and cards...
Does anyone have any ideas?