Hi there,

I'm having the same issue with MRIcroGL but on a Windows 10 education (64-bit) machine. It's a shared device, but I downloaded under my profile to my personal desktop to run (double edit: this is happening with both the fall 2019 and March 2020 version of the software).

The program had previously been working without this error message, I'm told, so I'm wondering if the network folks at the University pushed some sort of permissions change for apps.

Edit: When I log-in as an administrator (and download and run the program as an admin), I get the error 'unable to load openGL 3.3 core', and the program doesn't load.

So this may be a permissions issue, but doesn't seem to be an admin issue. Thoughts/do you know of a possible workaround here?

Thanks!

Kristin