Hi Invisible Man,
If DirectX 9 gives you an error indicating that it cannot
copy a required file and you're running XP, try these
steps one at a time to see which one solves the problem:
1. Make sure you're using an Administrator's account
2. Click Start / Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Services
Scroll down to "Cryptographic Services", double click it and
change Startup type to: Automatic and click the "Start" button.
3. Install Service Pack 2 from the Windows Update Site
4. Close all programs including antivirus / firewall software
5. Right click your C:\Windows folder, select Properties and
uncheck the "Read-only" Attribute. Click OK on the popup box
to "Apply changes to this folder, subfolder, and files". (default.)
Hope this helps you fix that error that you and previous others have
reported. Please let me know which of the 6 steps worked for you.
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Cheers, *Windows_XP_MVP_Shell/User*
Jimmy S.
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Invisible Man Wrote:
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| Hi
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| I try to install Direct X 9c I receive the following
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| Direct X did not copy a required file.
|
| I have searched google for the error and seen many posts about it but the
| fixes I have seen don't seem to fix it.
|
| Can you please help in getting it to work
|
| Thanx