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Quick question, what games?
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Did you see this on Microsofts site? May or may not help :Diagnosing basic problems with DirectX
Read it all, has "tips" farther down the article.
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Yeah right.....
Heres something else I found at MS again. Read especially the moderators (Nikki Han) comments about INSTALLING in compatibility mode. Might be a clue........ might not. I do have to get busy though, half packed and no supper yet. Will check back in as soon as I can.
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hmmmm.... let me try installing Black ops in compatibility with steam and windows 95Yeah right.....
Heres something else I found at MS again. Read especially the moderators (Nikki Han) comments about INSTALLING in compatibility mode. Might be a clue........ might not. I do have to get busy though, half packed and no supper yet. Will check back in as soon as I can.
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BTW: DX11 is backwards compatible - it contains earlier versions..
however, some games may come with their own DX installers, in which case
additional components will be added to the resident version of DX9..
sometimes these components only apply to specific games or programs..
see here:
is directx 11 backwards compatible to directx 9 games - Microsoft Community
you can run earlier games in compatibility mode, via a right-click on the shortcut
..with specific games, it may be necessary to get onto the game's website/forums
to find out the best compatibility settings, but there is also a list here:
Windows 7 Game Compatibility List
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