Direct X 6 ...
How do i uninstall Direct X 6 and get back my direct x 5 ?
Thanks.
How do i uninstall Direct X 6 and get back my direct x 5 ?
Thanks.
// Johan
> A couple of my games don't work I think because of the unstablelity of
> Direct X 6 ...
> How do i uninstall Direct X 6 and get back my direct x 5 ?
> Thanks.
everything you need for uninstall win, dx...
> A couple of my games don't work I think because of the unstablelity of
> Direct X 6 ...
> How do i uninstall Direct X 6 and get back my direct x 5 ?
> Thanks.
Dustin
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There's an uninstall program floating about on the web. Try a yahoo
search (or dejanews search). As far as I know, however, the only Microsoft
sanctioned way to do this is to reformat your harddrive.
Craig
>How do i uninstall Direct X 6 and get back my direct x 5 ?
>Thanks.
Try this:
http://home.att.net/~ebrink1/Direct.htm
Rich
Cheers, son
Joel
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Seriously, I will try not to change the subject line in the
future...unless of course I plan on changing the subject ;)
>You are missing something but it isn't related to DirectX.
You are
>missing the fact that the subject line of a Usenet post is
there to
>*INFORM* others of the topic of said post, and that it
should ONLY
>ever be changed if the topic changes.
>Because I expect others to conform to this policy I have
set my Agent
>options so that a new thread is indicated whenever the
subject is
>changed. However, you keep changing the subject in your
threads
>without actually changing the topic. Please stop that and
keep your
>creative wit to the contents of your post, rather than the
subject
>line. Thank you.
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>Seriously, I will try not to change the subject line in the
>future...unless of course I plan on changing the subject ;)
>How do i uninstall Direct X 6 and get back my direct x 5 ?
>Thanks.