A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game. I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0. Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem. Hope that help's a bit.

There is no way you can personally fix this. Instead, make sure you have the latest version of DirectX for your computer and check the software company's web site for an update. Finally, make sure the software is compatible with the version of DirectX installed on your computer (should be listed in the software requirements).

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 9:00 AM on June 30, 2008

A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game. I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0. Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem. Hope that help's a bit.
On the Display, Sound, Music, and Network pages there is also the capability to check each of the different DirectX components to ensure that they are all working accurately. Any problems found in here can usually be identified and resolved by downloading and installing the latest updates.

for more inf check source http://paretologic.pcperforman cetoo ls.com/pctips/directx-fix.html

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 8:27 AM on June 30, 2008

well varun, A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game. I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0. Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem. Hope that help's a bit.
On the Display, Sound, Music, and Network pages there is also the capability to check each of the different DirectX components to ensure that they are all working accurately. Any problems found in here can usually be identified and resolved by downloading and installing the latest updates.

for more inf check source http://paretologic.pcperforman cetoo ls.com/pctips/directx-fix.html

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 7:36 PM on June 06, 2008

Hi there

A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game. I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0. Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem. Hope that help's a bit.

There is no way you can personally fix this. Instead, make sure you have the latest version of DirectX for your computer and check the software company's web site for an update. Finally, make sure the software is compatible with the version of DirectX installed on your computer (should be listed in the software requirements).

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 4:02 PM on June 03, 2008

Hi,

well A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game.

I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0.

Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem.

Hope that help's a bit.

Answered by Ajay Pal , an ibibo Master, at 3:47 PM on June 03, 2008

hello varun If you are experiencing DirectX errors then the very first, and usually only step you will need to take is to ensure you are running the latest version of DirectX. You can view, and even download, the latest version of this API from the official Microsoft DirectX website – http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/xn a/aa937781.aspx.

In order to find out which version is currently installed on your system, and to run through various diagnostic checks to ensure all is working well with your DirectX installation you can open the DirectX Diagnostic tool. Click Start and then click Run. In the dialog box type dxdiag and click Enter. At the bottom of the first screen there is a field entitled DirectX Version, which tells you the version you currently have downloaded.

On the Display, Sound, Music, and Network pages there is also the capability to check each of the different DirectX components to ensure that they are all working accurately. Any problems found in here can usually be identified and resolved by downloading and installing the latest updates.

for more inf check source http://paretologic.pcperformancetoo ls.com/pctips/directx-fix.html

Answered by raj u , an ibibo Master, at 12:48 PM on June 03, 2008

well, A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game. I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0. Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem. Hope that help's a bit.

There is no way you can personally fix this. Instead, make sure you have the latest version of DirectX for your computer and check the software company's web site for an update. Finally, make sure the software is compatible with the version of DirectX installed on your computer (should be listed in the software requirements).

Answered by Saurabh , an ibibo Master, at 8:52 AM on June 03, 2008

well Varun, paly Scarface game you need graphical card with 256MB memory. And it should be Nvidia Series 6. I think you don't have graphical card so why you are facing problem of direct x error. If you want o play the Scarface then first you should buy graphical card of 256MB and I think you should buy Nvidia 6600GT.

There is no way you can personally fix this. Instead, make sure you have the latest version of DirectX for your computer and check the software company's web site for an update. Finally, make sure the software is compatible with the version of DirectX installed on your computer (should be listed in the software requirements).

Answered by satyaiitk , an ibibo Master, at 12:57 AM on June 03, 2008

There is no way you can personally fix this. Instead, make sure you have the latest version of DirectX for your computer and check the software company's web site for an update.

Finally, make sure the software is compatible with the version of DirectX installed on your computer (should be listed in the software requirements).

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 8:11 PM on June 02, 2008

A Direct X error usually mean's you don't have the correct Direct X for that particular game. I do believe that some game's come with the 8.0 and will install it for you, however I think the highest you can get free on the net is 7.0 something. The something mean's there is a number after the 0. Or it could also mean that the Direct X that was installed was installed improperly, so you are going to have to find it, then figure out which is the problem. Hope that help's a bit.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 6:14 PM on June 02, 2008