L lbroskee Member Aug 5, 2008 #1 so i try to play games and open programs like movie maker and it says my video card isnt supported....is there any way around this? i understand if there isnt for games, but i cant even use some of the preinstalled software due to this
so i try to play games and open programs like movie maker and it says my video card isnt supported....is there any way around this? i understand if there isnt for games, but i cant even use some of the preinstalled software due to this
J John@Parallels Forum Maven Aug 5, 2008 #2 Please see supported games on http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/features/3d/
L lbroskee Member Aug 5, 2008 #3 ya i saw that, but wut i mean is lik is there a way to trick it even if quality is bad? lik a hack or something
ya i saw that, but wut i mean is lik is there a way to trick it even if quality is bad? lik a hack or something
P Parallels User Aug 6, 2008 #4 It's not question of quality but rather a question of the 'method' used to obtain the graphics, so it either can or can not. Do you have DirectX Shaders enabled in the Video preferences?
It's not question of quality but rather a question of the 'method' used to obtain the graphics, so it either can or can not. Do you have DirectX Shaders enabled in the Video preferences?
