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Offline Falcon

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Direct X files missing?
DXDiag says that I have serveral Direct X files missing

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Several files (Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.dll, Microsoft.DirectX.DirectDraw.dll, Microsoft.DirectX.DirectInput.dll, etc.) are missing!
 :doubt:

Strange thing is that all my games seem to run fine I don't know whats going on here......

Could it be the new version of Direct X 9.0c ? :nervous:

 

Offline redsniper

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Oh, direct X :blah:
I saw X files and thought that... er... just download it from Microsoft's site or something
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Offline vyper

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I'm running DX9.0c, no problems like that,
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Offline Taristin

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I have something odd like that too... I ignored it... since everything else ran...  But I may fix it with a new DX install later..
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Offline Kosh

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How can it say that all those critical files are missing and yet still work just fine?
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Offline vyper

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It's a feature.
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Offline Falcon

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Originally posted by vyper
It's a feature.


And oh what a feature it is :p


I think the version of DXDiag is messed up or something, what really ticks me off is that Direct X never had an uninstall feature on it. :mad:

Oh look a feature Microsoft missed......
:lol:

Hmmmmm this word is probably going to following me all day..... :doubt:
« Last Edit: August 08, 2004, 12:10:48 pm by 1408 »

 

Offline vyper

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I feel pride in that.

Anyway, it doesn't have an uninstall because even way back when, they knew dx was going to be an integral part of the windows Shell one day (i.e. longhorn)
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Offline Falcon

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Originally posted by vyper
I feel pride in that.

Anyway, it doesn't have an uninstall because even way back when, they knew dx was going to be an integral part of the windows Shell one day (i.e. longhorn)


Yes but it would have been nice that way if any of your files got corrupted you could uninstall everything and do a fresh install which would be nice.... :nod:

 

Offline diamondgeezer

There is a gizmo out there to uninstall DX... but have you tried just reinstalling over the top of your current install?

  

Offline Falcon

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There is a gizmo out there to uninstall DX... but have you tried just reinstalling over the top of your current install?


Yes I've tried that numerous times and DXDiag still yet refuses to acknowlege the files.