Directx 9 & Intel 82865G Video
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Guest wrote at: 2004-04-22 10:26:02
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HP/Compaq D530 - 3.0GHz with HT WinXP Pr DirectDraw Acceleration = Not Availabl AGP Texture Acceleratino = Not Availabl I've uninstalled and reinstalled Directx also uninstalled and reinstalled latest Video drivers but no luck Any suggestions would be help.. Tod . |
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Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote at: 2004-04-22 10:44:08
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Right-click on your Desktop and select: Properties> Settings> Advanced> Troubleshoot and slide the Hardware acceleration all the way to "full" and click apply. -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows XP - Shell/User Be Smart! Protect your PC! http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Todd" <anonymous (~=~) discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message: news:9EBDC66D-5541-4D64-BE50-B1423908FD84 (~=~) microsoft.com... | HP/Compaq D530 - 3.0GHz with HT WinXP Pro | DirectDraw Acceleration = Not Available | AGP Texture Acceleratino = Not Available | I've uninstalled and reinstalled Directx also uninstalled and reinstalled latest Video drivers but no luck. | Any suggestions would be help... | | Todd | . |
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Sharon F wrote at: 2004-04-27 12:44:58
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On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 06:36:05 -0700, Todd wrote: > The Hardware Acceleration is "full". I've hooked up a different HDD and > ran the Disk Recovery CD's and all DirectX functions are available, but > Directx on my original HDD with WinXP is not working. I believe there > must be something else in the O/S thats causing my problem. Note: I've > also reverted back to Directx 8 and the DirectDraw Acceleration & AGP > Texture Acceleration are still "Not Available". (I really don't want to > rebuild system from scratch, but if no solutions is found then I'll have > to). My only other choice may be to take the different HDD that works > and start to reinstall all my apps and updates to see if I can duplicate > the problem. Todd, did you try the DirectX troubleshooters available in the DXdiag screens yet? May also want to review the notations in these screens that summarize the presence of files and the installed version. You might want to try renaming any files that have comments other than "OK." Then reinstalling DirectX. Another thought: The drivers for my display adapter have additional settings in Display> Settings> Advanced for texturizing and the like. There is also a place to setup preferences for Direct3D and OpenGL. If available on your system, you may want to do some exploring in these advanced settings to see if anything was accidentally switched off in that area. -- Sharon F MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User . |
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