Okay - I went to the MicroSoft site and downloaded the latest and greatest, then did a search for anything d3dx9 related.
Interesting thing - my system has d3dx9_27, where what the game is looking for is d3dx9_25, which is in the directory with the demo version of H5.
If I copy and paste ..._25 into my system directory, am I going to kill my machine? Can I paste it anywhere else and still have H5 find it?
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Need Help. Game crashes after loadbar is complete
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Copy/pasteing it all might not be such a good ideea. And if you have a more recent copy of DX then of course it won't install the older one.Bethel wrote: If I copy and paste ..._25 into my system directory, and I going to kill my machine? Can I paste it anywhere else and still have H5 find it?
Have you tried phning Ubi Tehnical Support? Maybe they know something.
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Haven't tried calling them, as in my experience that turns into about 3 hours of wasted time. Plus, I don't have a number to reach them at.
I did try leaving them an e-mail:
"I've tried sending the support staff an email, but although they make note that my e-mail is on record they don't recognize my name and password and won't let me send them a question without logging in. If I try to log in as a different user from Bethel, they say my e-mail address is already on file and won't accept the new account. "
Not impressed much.
Has anyone updated their DirectX *after* initially loading H5 and having it work only to get this error message after updating?
I did try leaving them an e-mail:
"I've tried sending the support staff an email, but although they make note that my e-mail is on record they don't recognize my name and password and won't let me send them a question without logging in. If I try to log in as a different user from Bethel, they say my e-mail address is already on file and won't accept the new account. "
Not impressed much.
Has anyone updated their DirectX *after* initially loading H5 and having it work only to get this error message after updating?
I just find it sad that I *just* bought this laptop, and it is supposed to be made for decent gaming, yet it cannot support this game. I left the support team a message, but I am most likely going to return the game. It is not worth the frustration, and the limited support in video cards for the game is not how I would expect a company with good customer service to roll out a new product.
Laptops aren't made for game-playing, no matter what they tell you. Certainly not for graphics-intensive games.Caine wrote:I just find it sad that I *just* bought this laptop, and it is supposed to be made for decent gaming, yet it cannot support this game. I left the support team a message, but I am most likely going to return the game. It is not worth the frustration, and the limited support in video cards for the game is not how I would expect a company with good customer service to roll out a new product.
On the other hand, I just bought this computer AND a new graphics card and I can't play H5. 170+ hours into Oblivion, however, means it wasn't a waste of money. Just the $65 dollars I spent on H5 and my son's gas money to pick it up.
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Not true... custom-made laptop rigs like an Alienware (with a GeForce 7900GTX for video) are DEFINATELY made for gaming.Bethel wrote: Laptops aren't made for game-playing, no matter what they tell you. Certainly not for graphics-intensive games.
If you go to the local Circuit City and buy the average Hewlett Packard or Compaq laptop that the salesman swears is for gaming... no, you got screwed.
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