[BloodScribe]

Well, a long time ago I know how to do this, time passed and I forgot. Isn't there a awy to find out what type of DirectX I have on my system?

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Go to "Run" type dxdiag, click "OK"????

Edited by Major Payne, 04 October 2008 - 09:47 AM.

[Major Payne]

Go to "Run" type dxdiag, click "OK"????

Edited by Major Payne, 04 October 2008 - 09:47 AM.

[BloodScribe]

Of course, its worked liked a champ says I have DX 9 so to have DirectX 10 can I just download it or do I need a certain something?

[Major Payne]

DirectX 10 Download Sources

Download DirectX 10 for Windows XP

[Neil Jones]

DirectX 10 for XP is unofficial, in Alpha and may cause problems elsewhere.
Microsoft have stated there will be no DirectX 10 under XP as its a selling point for Vista.

[Major Payne]

DirectX 10 for XP is unofficial, in Alpha and may cause problems elsewhere.
Microsoft have stated there will be no DirectX 10 under XP as its a selling point for Vista.

Right! That was stated in my second link above:

As Microsoft has announced that the DirectX 10 currently support to Windows Vista only.

[BloodScribe]

kinda sucks i hear Vista isnt really that good?

[Major Payne]

@BloodScribe: I use Vista on my laptop and have no problems with it. There are ways to turn off a lot of the fancy features to conserve resources. But my LT runs just fine with them all on.

[BloodScribe]

Intresting. One day.