OpenGL Errors in Pronterface

[funutation]

I import an STL into Slic3r (v1.2.9), and export it as GCODE.

I then bring the FILE.GCODE into pronterface (printrun 2014.08.01), and I get this error at LOAD FILE

Loading file: C:\Users\Instructor\Desktop\Linklings\Linkling4.gcode
Loaded C:\Users\Instructor\Desktop\Linklings\Linkling4.gcode, 55818 lines
1183.82mm of filament used in this print
The print goes:
- from 88.15 mm to 111.85 mm in X and is 23.70 mm wide
- from 111.92 mm to 135.04 mm in Y and is 23.12 mm deep
- from 0.00 mm to 37.75 mm in Z and is 37.75 mm high
Estimated duration: 126 layers, 0:31:37
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "printrun\gl\panel.pyc", line 116, in processPaintEvent
File "printrun\gl\panel.pyc", line 231, in OnDraw
File "printrun\gcview.pyc", line 154, in draw_objects
File "printrun\gl\libtatlin\actors.pyc", line 723, in display
File "printrun\gl\libtatlin\actors.pyc", line 827, in _display_movements
File "printrun\gl\libtatlin\actors.pyc", line 762, in _draw_elements
File "pyglet\gl\lib_wgl.pyc", line 94, in __call__
File "pyglet\gl\lib.pyc", line 63, in MissingFunction
pyglet.gl.lib.MissingFunctionException: glDrawRangeElements is not exported by the available OpenGL driver. VERSION_1_2 is required for this functionality.
.....<snip>.....
pyglet.gl.lib.MissingFunctionException: glDrawRangeElements is not exported by the available OpenGL driver. VERSION_1_2 is required for this functionality.
[ERROR] OpenGL failed, disabling it:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "printrun\gl\panel.pyc", line 116, in processPaintEvent
File "printrun\gl\panel.pyc", line 231, in OnDraw
File "printrun\gcview.pyc", line 148, in draw_objects
File "pyglet\gl\lib.pyc", line 105, in errcheck
GLException: stack overflow

Compaq Presario CQ57 AMD C-50 1GHz, 2GB RAM, Win 7 Home

[ednisley]

VERSION_1_2 is required for this functionality.

The Printrun README has a list of prerequisites for Windows installations:
https://github.com/kliment/Printrun

If you haven't run through that list, doing so should either fix the problem or point you in the right direction.

However, it certainly sounds like the OpenGL driver on that laptop isn't up to current expectations. Given that OpenGL 1.2 arrived before the turn of the millennium, it must be running something truly ancient or horrifically incompatible:
https://www.opengl.org/wiki/History_of_OpenGL

Can you update the graphic drivers to whatever the most recent version might be?

If not, then you're pretty much sunk...