Run the app, and it will show you exactly which version of OpenGL is currently active on your 64-bit Windows 10 system.

Note: Windows Update sometimes misses specific high-performance gaming drivers. If this does not solve your problem, proceed to Option B.

To get OpenGL 2.0 (or higher) on Windows 10 64-bit, you generally need to update your graphics drivers or use a compatibility pack if your hardware is very old. 🛠️ How to "Install" or Update OpenGL 1. Update Your Graphics Drivers (Recommended)

Visit the official website of your GPU manufacturer to get the latest 64-bit drivers for Windows 10. Intel Drivers Intel Driver & Support Assistant to automatically find the right update. NVIDIA Drivers : Enter your GPU model details to download the latest GeForce Game Ready Drivers AMD Drivers AMD Auto-Detect tool to get the latest Radeon software. 3. Alternative: Windows Compatibility Pack

Run the application to see the "OpenGL Version" listed for your GPU. Step 2: Update Graphics Drivers