For the redistribuables, it’s better to use static linking for the C++ runtimes. On Qualcomm Windows Phone devices, dynamic linking for those was used at first, but they transitioned to static when making the switch to desktop.
When this is shown with the 9_x feature levels, you should be able to run test apps without any further bugs than those present in the IoT Core version of the driver.
Also, I think that using Mesa’s Direct3D 9 support (Gallium Nine) might work better, as Windows 10 still supports WDDM 1.0 with D3D9Ex.
i installed the driver from https://github.com/woachk/rpigpu/releases but it says error code 43
i think i install c++ runtime 2017 32bit but it still is not working.
what should i do?
used the rosrog.bat file with latest release,first release and 3 other random releases,every single one had this problem
i guess im missing something.
let’s say i have a fresh install
i have to use the .bat file
then install the driver
that’s all or should i do another step to make it work?