Guest = Windows 7 64 Bits. no directx or opengl

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orobin
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Guest OSses: windows 7 64 bits

Guest = Windows 7 64 Bits. no directx or opengl

Post by orobin »

Hello,

I use virtual box (the latest I found, 3.1.2 r 56127) in linux, ubuntu 8.04
I made a forst virtual machine, which was windows 7 32 bits.
opengl was quite well supported : 100% until opengl 2.0, and some % for opengl 3
directx seemd to be well supported.

than, I tried to install the same os (windows 7, entreprise edition, I am developper), but in 64 bits.
then, I have no directx, no opengl. everything is in software.

I have installed the guest tools.

what can be wrong ? windows 7 is not very well supported may be ?

thank you for any advice.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Re: Guest = Windows 7 64 Bits. no directx or opengl

Post by Perryg »

Install the guest additions in safe mode.
3D is not supported in 64 bit guest yet.
See section 4.9. Hardware 3D acceleration (OpenGL and Direct3D 8/9) of the VirtualBox Users Manual.
grandy
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Re: Guest = Windows 7 64 Bits. no directx or opengl

Post by grandy »

It may need to update directx. There is a good program that determines which version of directx i opengl, and immediately provides links to official sites for updates. Prog called OpenGL Viewer, you can download here
http://depositfiles.com/files/d9a5l2ze3 OpenGL Viewer
orobin
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Joined: 1. Feb 2010, 15:17
Primary OS: Ubuntu 8.04
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Guest OSses: windows 7 64 bits

Re: Guest = Windows 7 64 Bits. no directx or opengl

Post by orobin »

Hello,

thank you for this answer.

opengl viewer tell me that I have opengl 1.1, from microsoft : GDI generic, no shading language.
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