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Joe M
Hi, I know that Windows XP Service Pack 2 has DirectX 9C built in. But the
problem is many games 'eg. The Sims 2' does not run with the built in
Service Pack 2 version of DirectX 9C and the games would run with the
distribute End user runtime version of DirectX 9C.
And because WindowsXP with Service Pack 2 already has DirectX 9C it does not
allow the distribute runtime version of DirectX 9c to be install again. Is
there any way to override this default behaviour of Windows XP and allow the
distribute runtime DirectX 9c to be install?????? I believe there are
certain files/registry keys missing for the Service Pack 2 integrate version
of DirectX 9c.
Or even to UNINSTALL the Service pack 2 built in version of DirectX 9c and
reinstall the distribute runtime version. Thanks.
problem is many games 'eg. The Sims 2' does not run with the built in
Service Pack 2 version of DirectX 9C and the games would run with the
distribute End user runtime version of DirectX 9C.
And because WindowsXP with Service Pack 2 already has DirectX 9C it does not
allow the distribute runtime version of DirectX 9c to be install again. Is
there any way to override this default behaviour of Windows XP and allow the
distribute runtime DirectX 9c to be install?????? I believe there are
certain files/registry keys missing for the Service Pack 2 integrate version
of DirectX 9c.
Or even to UNINSTALL the Service pack 2 built in version of DirectX 9c and
reinstall the distribute runtime version. Thanks.