What is Direct3D acceleration and it is available on my Windows Vista computer?

Original title: now, I said that the Direct3D acceleration is not available on my computer - what is it and how do I get it?

As above - I do not have direct x thingies - they are not available so how do them if I need to watch movies

To all those who require it:

Here is a list of possible solutions to your problems. Follow them in order.

Step 1: Ensure the hardware acceleration is set to Full

1. click on the Start button and look for "screen resolution." Open the link entitled "adjust screen resolution."

2. click on "Advanced" at the bottom left.

3. go to the "Troubleshooting" tab If there is an option to do this, click on "change settings". After that, move the "Hardware Acceleration" slider up. If this option is not available, please proceed to step 2 below.

4. click on 'OK '. If it prompts you to restart, restart your PC.

Now try to check the diagnosis DirexctX (search for "dxdiag" in the start menu). If you can activate all the features (Direct3D, DirectDraw, etc), then your problem is solved. If not, keep reading.

Step 2: Install the latest DirectX Runtimes

1. go to the following Microsoft Web site:

http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&ID=35

2 download the web setup of DirectX Wizard.

3. After downloading, run the installer and follow its instructions to install the latest runtimes, DirectX on your PC.

4. when it has finished, restart your computer.

Now try to check the diagnosis DirexctX (search for "dxdiag" in the start menu) again. If you can activate all the features (Direct3D, DirectDraw, etc), then your problem is solved. If this is not the case, try to repeat step 1 again. If the problem persists, continue reading.

If you have followed the steps above and you still cannot activate features DirectX, please say so and I'll try to find other solutions. In addition, if you can, please indicate your motherboard and the chipset manufacturer. This problem seems to persist specifically on VIA chipsets and motherboards, and I want to check if this is the case with you.

Hope that helps,

Rifdhan

Tags: Windows

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