Help please. Intel Directx error 25

[Alitron]

Kay', gonna do these steps, but be sure that you have given me the right link.
I mean, there is a GPU and a CPU in that pic(If they have differences).

 

[Lomai]

Try the driver at this link

Keep us posted

Regards

 

[Darician]

Trust me, I'm fully aware of that. You have an AMD Sempron CPU with an ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 Integrated Video Chipset. The link I have given you is correct. I have a set of motherboards with Radeon Xpress 200 Integrated Video Chipsets and I used this driver and it works flawlessly on Windows 7 32-bit.

 

[Lomai]

Hi Alitron

I posted around the same time Darician was posting.
Go with the solution proposed by Darician first.

Regards

 

[Alitron]

Okay, I instsalled that one in the link, what next?

 

[Alitron]

One more thing, must it be always in the C:\ driver? Or could I do it in any other?

 

[Darician]

Technically, you could install it elsewhere if you wished to do so.

Also, one more thing I missed. I realized this is a laptop. If the link I originally suggested does not work, then go to Acer Support - Welcome to Acer Support and choose Driver Downloads. Select your laptop model, which according to HWInfo32 should be an Acer Extensa 4120 and then choose Windows 7 x32 Professional and then scroll down to the appropriate VGA Drivers.

Which actually makes me curious, did you ever try going to the manufacturer's website (Acer) in the first place?

 

[Alitron]

Nah, I just googled for the Windows 7 fixes and I found this forum.

 

[Alitron]

Aw, I keep getting an error.
I installed it in the C:\ driver, but it told me that I have no space(80MB free).
So, I moved to D:\ driver, told me the same thing(While I have 4GB free).
And then I moved to the E:\ driver, where it told the same thing(While I have 32 GB free >.>)

 

[Darician]

In that case, as it should have extracted the driver, what you'll want to do is go to Device Manager in your Control Panel. Then double-click your "Standard Graphics Adapter" and click on the Driver tab and click on "Update Driver". After that, click on "Browse my computer for driver software". Then you can Browse to wherever the drivers extracted to, generally (C:\ATI\SUPPORT\10-2_vista32_win7_32_dd_ccc_wdm_enu\Packages\Drivers\Display\W7_INF) and then click "OK". After that, hit Next and have it install. If that still doesn't work, let us know.

 

[Alitron]

Uh, W7_INF doesn't exist. I have 2 files called: LH_INF and LH6A_INF

 

[Darician]

Try LH_INF. If that doesn't work, try LH6A_INF. In this case, what we're looking for is the actual core driver since for some reason, the installer isn't working quite right. By the way, which driver are you trying, the Acer one or the one straight from the ATI website?

 

[Alitron]

Ah! Nevermind.
And thanks dude, and thanks to all those who helped me.
It worked, lol.

 

[Alitron]

Just incase to let you know, I didn't pick any of the files, I picked the whole "Driver" file.
I can finally breath Direct 3D.
And yeah, I used the ATI one.

 

[Darician]

Excellent.

 

[Lordbob75]

Alright, good to hear. I thought it was a bad or no driver issue.
Too bad I had to go to bed

~Lordbob