DRD Team

I take it you're on dial-up or something? I'm not aware of a way to get the drivers via mail. Unfortunately, NVidia seem to consolidate their drivers for all cards from the same family and all options into one download - whether you are going to need them or not. They argue that this unified approach is better, but I can only imagine that it is better for them and not necessarily for the user who only wants a simple download to get his particular card working - especially if that user is on a slow connection.

Doomed Soul wrote:Could someone please post a link to a place where I can download OpenGL for Windows XP and graphics card NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400. I can't find it . The only things I CAN find are discussions on how to make it work.

While you are informing us that you have a GeForce2 MX400, you have not told us of the manufacturer. The MX400 had been sold by many different videocard makers. If you can find out, you may be able to download just the drivers you need from their website.

What is the internet?
Can I buy the internet?

NeoHippo: NVidia, but it doesn't matter now, atleast until I download from someone else's computer.

Psycho Siggi: THe internet is a word wide connection between computers, a web if you will, to share and store data. I know you were just kidding, but I don't care .

Ever heard of a download acellerator? It can let you pause downloads. Back when I was on dialup GetRight was my BEST friend. http://www.getright.com/

[EDIT]Note, it gives you a bunch of buying information but there is a free version that works just fine.

Doomed Soul wrote:NeoHippo: NVidia,...

That was not exactly what I tried to convey. My point was, while NVIDIA made the graphics chipset they most likely did not make the videocard.

But anyways, have a look at this:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=7313&hl=
and this:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp-2k_40.72.html
maybe you can do something with that, "only" 12 Meg.

Uh, thnx, but your help is no longer needed. I gave up.