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Hey guys.. Want to confirm from the Vista clan that Chessmaster support
statement is correct.. What do you guys think?
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Posted Wed July 09 2008 07:59
I am running Vista Ultimate with directx 10. My video card is compliant with
and supports directx 10 as does my sound card. Do I have to install the
directx 9.0c that comes with Chessmaster 11 in order to get it to run? So
far I have not been able to get it to run on my machine. I did not install
directx 9.0c. I was afraid that this would screw up my directx 10
installation.
Posts: 2 | Registered: Wed July 09 2008
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Hollister
Chessmaster Moderator
Posted Wed July 09 2008 09:07 Hide Post
Yes, install DirectX 9.0c. It won't hurt anything with your DirectX 10, as
they're separate DLLs.
Hope this helps!
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Posts: 827 | Registered: Sun August 22 2004
Ignored post by KHollister posted Wed July 09 2008 09:07 Show Post
nargd Posted Wed July 09 2008 11:59 Hide Post
Thanks for the advice.
Posts: 2 | Registered: Wed July 09 2008
statement is correct.. What do you guys think?
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Posted Wed July 09 2008 07:59
I am running Vista Ultimate with directx 10. My video card is compliant with
and supports directx 10 as does my sound card. Do I have to install the
directx 9.0c that comes with Chessmaster 11 in order to get it to run? So
far I have not been able to get it to run on my machine. I did not install
directx 9.0c. I was afraid that this would screw up my directx 10
installation.
Posts: 2 | Registered: Wed July 09 2008
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Hollister
Chessmaster Moderator
Posted Wed July 09 2008 09:07 Hide Post
Yes, install DirectX 9.0c. It won't hurt anything with your DirectX 10, as
they're separate DLLs.
Hope this helps!
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Posts: 827 | Registered: Sun August 22 2004
Ignored post by KHollister posted Wed July 09 2008 09:07 Show Post
nargd Posted Wed July 09 2008 11:59 Hide Post
Thanks for the advice.
Posts: 2 | Registered: Wed July 09 2008