Any help appreciated.
Zandano
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Apologies for the inconvenience.
The problem is that you have installed something that has confused DirectX.
Most likely a DLL issue.
Exactly the same thing happened to me with W95 about 6 months ago (using a
Logitech Formula Force wheel). A far as I know it was after installing a
game, possibly Incoming, and/or a replacement DirectX 6.? and I spent *ages*
trying to fix it.
It drove me crazy until I installed something else (again, don't remember
what, but may have been TOCA 2?? sorry) and the problem just went away and
never came back. Perhaps the game installed a later DirectX file or two??
Try reinstalling your games one by one. If that doesn't work, get another
version of Direct X (later or earlier) and reinstall.
Failing that, W98 reinstall (ouch).
I hope this is of some help.
Cheers,
Nigel
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~It drove me crazy until I installed something else (again, don't remember
~what, but may have been TOCA 2?? sorry) and the problem just went away and
~never came back. Perhaps the game installed a later DirectX file or two??
~
~Try reinstalling your games one by one. If that doesn't work, get another
~version of Direct X (later or earlier) and reinstall.
~
~Failing that, W98 reinstall (ouch).
~
~I hope this is of some help.
~
~Cheers,
~
~Nigel
~
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