Updating graphics card drivers for OpenRails

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  • ragtimer
    2000 Post Veteran
    • May 2005
    • 2009
    • Stalinist,broke United Kingdom (Hey buddy,can you spare �1.3 trillion?))

    #1

    Updating graphics card drivers for OpenRails

    I have an ATI Radeon 9200SE graphics card.I need to update the drivers in order to run OpenRails.All the driver update sites I have seen merely download a tool which requires the computer to be connected to the internet to download and install updated drivers.My TrainSim computer is not connected to the internet.Any suggestions as to how I can update the drivers?Thanks.
  • Viper53
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 239
    • Upstate SC

    #2
    Youll have to download and burn to disk.Then update from the disk!
    Mike Singleton
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    • GaryG
      1000 Post Veteran
      • Nov 1999
      • 1011
      • Vancouver, BC, Canada.

      #3
      ... Or download the update file then use a flash card of some type or external drive to transfer the file.

      GaryG

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      • OTTODAD
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        • Feb 2001
        • 32344
        • England
        • General

        #4
        Originally posted by ragtimer
        I have an ATI Radeon 9200SE graphics card.I need to update the drivers in order to run OpenRails.All the driver update sites I have seen merely download a tool which requires the computer to be connected to the internet to download and install updated drivers.My TrainSim computer is not connected to the internet.Any suggestions as to how I can update the drivers?Thanks.
        What is wrong with the driver you have ?

        I have 4 WIN-XP 32 Catalyst drivers self-install EXEs, 6-4, 7-4, 8-9 and 9-5 but don't know which one you would need ?

        Never allow a web site to install anything on your computer unless it is the official web site of the products manufacturer, especially not web sites which offer to scan your computer for viruses, etc !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

        O t t o

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        • GaryG
          1000 Post Veteran
          • Nov 1999
          • 1011
          • Vancouver, BC, Canada.

          #5
          Go to ati.com and find the driver for your model of video card then select save instead of run. After downloading is done, move the downloaded file to the non-internet connected computer. Once there, you can run the installer.

          I would suggest the latest version available they list. Your card is an older card, the latest version should be stable.

          GaryG

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