This problem is being caused by a conflict between MATLAB and your graphics driver's OpenGL Application Program Interface (API) instructions.
This problem will likely occur if you have the MATLAB Web Server installed on your computer. The MATLAB Web Server will launch on start up of your system (by default). It will, in turn, launch a MATLAB process. MATLAB then loads the operating system's OpenGL API (opengl32.dll in Windows).
We have seen some graphics card drivers that have their own set of 3-D OpenGL instructions that conflict with the operating system's OpenGL API. We have seen this problem with the following chipsets:
Oxygen GVX1 (made by 3Dlabs)
Rage Mobility 128 (made by ATI Technologies)
Savage 2000 (made by S3)
The workarounds for this problem are:
1. Try troubleshooting possible OpenGL conflicts:
2. Do not launch the MATLAB Web Server on startup.
You can do this by going to Administrative Tools in the Control Panel, selecting Component Services, then finding the service with name MATLAB Server in Services (Local) and setting its Startup type to Manual and stopping it.
3. If you have no intention of using the MATLAB Web Server, you can uninstall it.
