[solved-ish] irrlicht - opengl ver is not 1.2 or better

[blert2112]

I have compiled MT (many times) and have a pain in the ass of an issue that I can't figure out.
On three of four laptops the build works perfectly and all runs fine. On the fourth laptop I get the "OpenGL version is not 1.2 or better" and it tries to run with OpenGL v1.1 and runs at 1FPS and everything is bright red. I would figure a hardware driver issue but sfan5's and Krock's latest builds work fine on this laptop, detecting OpenGL v3.x and running at a playable FPS.
I have tried redownloading the source and starting from scratch (many times). Deleteing the CMake cache (many times). Running in compatability mode (all modes). Compiled a half a dozen times on the offending laptop itself. Still doesn't work.
Any help would be appreciated.

[blert2112]

Four days of bashing on this to no avail. I tried many things including downgrading the video driver and nothing worked. This afternoon I gave up on it, threw an old harddrive into the server hardware and installed Arch. Shortly after a small bit of configuration I started the build. It worked like a charm! Seems to me that something is screwy with Win10 and MinGW-w64 when trying to run the build on older hardware (four years old in this case).

[Krock]

Are you sure it's not a problem with your downloaded Irrlicht version?

[blert2112]

No clue really. I used the Irrlicht that gets downloaded by the buildbot, this one has always worked for me before. I also used the one from what I think is the package you made (the package linked on the wiki) when trying to see if building 32bit helped. I also tried the one from the MSys2 repository. All of them did the same thing.
Here's the laptops, all currently run Windows10...
5th gen i5 w/ nVidia940m - works
3rd gen i3 w/ Intel integrated graphics (previously win8.1) - works
brand new cely w/ Intel integrated graphic - works
p950 w/ 2nd gen Intel HD graphics (previously Win7) - OpenGL problem

Never had a problem before the "upgrade" to Windows10, and compiling on ArchLinux with the exact same DLLs/libraries works fine.