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Canookie
+1 point
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about 6 years
ago
Original Poster
Hi everyone. I hope this is ok to ask here. I've looked everywhere to find some help. I downloaded the software for windows 10. It won't load on my pc. It said something about "BrokenGI and OpenGI. When I look in the list of files in the download there are 2 "OpenGI" and there's suppose to be one of each. Anyone know where I can find this file or if there is anything I can do to run this program? I've had SA for 12 years or so and never heard of this software until I joined a SA Group. Now I'm curious to see what my machine can tell me about my sleep.
Canookie
+0 points
·
about 6 years
ago
Original Poster
I have the Fisher & Paykel. I've only had a year or so. That's the version I downloaded and as I mentioned it wouldn't run. It said something about a graphics card so that maybe my problem. But that's when it said to run the BrokenGI which is what I don't have in the list of files.
I tried to use SleepyHead with a brand new F&P SleepStyle machine. It would not work. I believe SleepyHead supports the Icon model though.
In that discussion forum I found this comment:
"After installing SleepyHead , you will find in C:\Program Files (x86) \sleepyhead two executables. One of them is SleepyHead-BrokenGL.exe That is the one you need, please make a shortcut to it..."
I checked and sure enough I have a BrokenGL version of the executable in the Program Files (x86) directory. It must create the two files when your download and run the single executable file. Sounds like you have to manually link a startup shortcut to that BrokenGL version of the file.
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