badcampaign.blogg.se - Directx 9 setup

On step 3, nVidia Control Panel only recongnized the original version of the game. Originally posted by adrianpalma:Also, please take a look here.I had already done steps 1 and 2 (see note below)*. System: Macbook Pro Retina 15" mid-2012, Windows 8.1 圆4

No matter which option I choose from the prompt above, this Windows prompt pops up:.

However, if I agree and open the installer again, it only gives me the option to UNinstall DirectX, because it IS already installed. After the setup was complete, I eagerly clicked PLAY again on my library, but I got the same prompt from before, complaining about DirectX missing. It's not like DirectX 11 wasn't already installed in my system to start with, but I agreed and then it opened the game's built-in DirectX installer. As soon as I finished installing the game from the Redux entry in my library, I tried to run it and, after Steam's prompt ("Play / Launch in Safe Mode"), it asked me to install DirectX. Turns out, though, it doesn't run either. cab.So, after months not being able to run the original version due to error 0xc000007b (I owe my apparent playtime to IdleMaster), I thought the Redux edition would finally solve all my problems.

Of course, if your application is old enough to be using a previous version of D3DX9, then you need to figure that out and use the right. For example, if you used the D3DX9 June 2010 DirectX SDK for a 32-bit application, but that's all you needed, you can get away with an install package of just: dxsetup.exe You can then configure a minimal package that will deploy just the DLLs you actually use.

In that case, you should download the latest DXSETUP package (the April 2011 refresh of the end-of-life DirectX SDK June 2010 release on MSDN). Your old application, however, likely does rely on some optional side-by-side components like D3DX9, D3DX10, D3DX11, XAudio2_7, XInput1_3, D3DCompile #43, Managed DirectX 1.1, or other thing that is only deployed by the legacy DirectX End-User Runtime. See Not So Direct Setup for the full story here. The only way to update "DirectX" is to install a Service Pack, a Windows Update, or move to a new version of Windows. Starting with Windows XP Service Pack 2, the "DirectX End-user Runtime" never installs DirectX on any version of Windows. DirectX 9.0c does in fact come with Windows 10.