Win7 has three versions of DX - 9,10 and 11. It's a common misconception that Win7 has only DX 11. It may also help to list your full system specifications and names of some games that are causing problems. Registry keys that would have been written if installed normally. However, some games will not run if you copy them from one OS to another due to missing It is unlikely corrupt registry keys are your problem. "so they can't be corrupted unless it is the registry, but that is suspicious that all games are affected."ĭirectX files can be corrupted, and while it is unlikely all of them would be corrupted there is a small potential the games you are playing use the same DX files ( ie - d3dx9_32.dll, etc. "I used a disk-saving trick of installing the games under 7 to the same directory on the Vista partition,"
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A bit dated, but if you are play only games from '09 or earlier They are enabled by default, as your dxdiag shows. There are no 'Test DirectDraw or Test Direct 3D' options in Win7, and the 'features' don't have an Oh, any program I launch that uses DirectDraw or Direct3D just crashes and exits. So, what files should I download to reinstall DirectX, all versions? I tried several but they don't seem to be having nay effect. I've been using DirectX and dxdiag since Windows 98.įor reference, here is what I was kinda expecting to see, taken from my old XP system This includes the "test directdraw" and "test direct 3r" buttons on one panel. I attempted to run dxdiag, but both the standard and the 64-bit button seem to be missing some panels. The same directory on the Vista partition, so they can't be corrupted unless it is the registry, but that is suspicious that all games are affected. I used a disk-saving trick of installing the games under 7 to I'm using Windows 7 64-bit professional, but I have a dual-boot system with Vista 64-bit home premium and the games I had installed under Vista still work fine while they refuse to run under 7. I have some games that MUST have DirectX 9.0c, and what came with Vista or 7 would not help.
I am having issues with any game that uses DirectX, or more specifically DirectDraw or Direct3D as far as I can tell.
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