Windows 7 is the operating system that was released by Microsoft in 2009. This official release of Windows 7 was designed to replace Windows Vista and supersede the Microsoft Windows XP computer software. Some of the notable features of this operating system include DirectX 10 support, AutoPlay, Aero Peek, Taskbar Previews and a wireless networking service named Wi-Fi Direct. Recently, there has been a lot of concern over whether or not the latest updates for their computer software will cause problems with other applications on their computers or even turn off some features altogether. This article is about replacing the open source graphics software in Windows 7 with the proprietary operating system that Microsoft offers. This tutorial serves to show you how to download and install the latest version of the OpenGL drivers for Windows 7. It also will show you how to install all of the DirectX 10 fixes that are available for people who are not happy with the results they get. By following this tutorial, you will be able to experience more modern games with graphics that are less demanding than what they were running on before without any problems. The current open source analogues of the Windows 7 drivers are:AMD-ATI: These drivers can be found at ATI website.NVIDIA: These drivers can be found at NVIDIA website.
Note: Your graphics card has to have a DirectX 10 compatible driver installed for Windows 7 to manually install the OpenGL or Open GL drivers, or if it does not have a supported driver you will only be able to download a generic version of DirectX 9 from Microsoft's website. If you don't have one installed yet, just look under the 'Drivers' section on the Start menu. In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to install and configure the latest version of OpenGL for Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit. 1. After you have installed Windows 7, go to the Start menu and press Control Panel. Then go to 'Programs' and choose 'Turn Windows features on or off'. 2. Now make sure the box next to 'OpenGL' is checked (if you do not see OpenGL listed here, then it is not supported by your video card). Then click the OK button. 3. Now go to Control Panel->System and Security->System. Under the Advanced tab, over on the left side of this window you will see an option labeled ‘Performance’ (see image below). Click the 'Settings' button to open up the 'Advanced' settings.4. Under the 'Performance Options' click the 'Data Execution Prevention (DEP)' tab and make sure that ‘Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select’ is selected (see image below). Then click Apply and then OK. This will automatically turn DEP on for everything in Windows XP and later (including after updates, if you keep these settings). This will make it so that any games or programs made with DirectX runtime 7 runtime will be able to exploit your graphics card's OpenGL capabilities.
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