Currently my Vista dual boot install uses the WXP ATI Radeon 1950 driver.
However, some programs require an updated "OpenGL" driver to run properly
under Vista.
Can I install the latest ATI Radeon 1950 Vista driver on the Vista part of
my dual boot without it interfering with the WXP video driver withn WXP?
Interesting - What programs? "OpenGL" generally refers to freeware and/or
shareware not restricted by licensing ("Open ) - such as Linux and
associated programs.
Installing a Vista driver to Vista's partition or HD would not involve the
driver within the XP partition or HD.
"Godsredeemed" <Godsredeemed@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Currently my Vista dual boot install uses the WXP ATI Radeon 1950 driver.
> However, some programs require an updated "OpenGL" driver to run properly
> under Vista.
>
> Can I install the latest ATI Radeon 1950 Vista driver on the Vista part of
> my dual boot without it interfering with the WXP video driver withn WXP?
> Interesting - What programs? "OpenGL" generally refers to freeware and/or
> shareware not restricted by licensing ("Open ) - such as Linux and
> associated programs.
>
> Installing a Vista driver to Vista's partition or HD would not involve the
> driver within the XP partition or HD.
Thanks AJR. You were right it made not difference and now both op systems
work well with up to date video drivers. Thank yuo
>
>
> "Godsredeemed" <Godsredeemed@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9B0CDFA9-B2F3-450F-86E9-FEA07D506DDD@microsoft.com...
> > Currently my Vista dual boot install uses the WXP ATI Radeon 1950 driver.
> > However, some programs require an updated "OpenGL" driver to run properly
> > under Vista.
> >
> > Can I install the latest ATI Radeon 1950 Vista driver on the Vista part of
> > my dual boot without it interfering with the WXP video driver withn WXP?
>
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