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DirectX End-User Redistributable 9.0c - November 2008


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Microsoft DirectX is a group of technologies designed to make Windows-based computers an ideal platform for running and displaying applications rich in multimedia elements such as full-color graphics, video, 3D animation, and rich audio. DirectX includes security and performance updates, along with many new features across all technologies, which can be accessed by applications using the DirectX APIs.

At the core of DirectX are its application programming interfaces, or APIs. The APIs act as a kind of bridge for the hardware and the software to "talk" to each other. The DirectX APIs give multimedia applications access to the advanced features of high-performance hardware such as three-dimensional (3-D) graphics acceleration chips and sound cards. They control low-level functions, including two-dimensional (2-D) graphics acceleration; support for input devices such as joysticks, keyboards, and mice; and control of sound mixing and sound output. Because of DirectX, what you experience with your computer is better 3-D graphics and immersive music and audio effects.

Additional Information:

- The DirectX redist installation includes all the latest and previous released DirectX runtime. This includes the bi-monthly D3DX, XInput, and Managed DirectX components.

- The DirectX runtime cannot be uninstalled. We recommend Windows Me and Windows XP users create a "System Restore" point before installing.

Simply put, DirectX is a Windows technology that enables higher performance in graphics and sound when you’re playing games or watching video on your PC.

DirectX End-User Redistributable 9.0c - November 2008 (9.25.1476)

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ROMANTICGUY50

What file do you put it in can you just put it into the C drive. Please let me know...I put it into just the C drive and was not sure that was the right thing to do I did set up a restore date....

UPDATE---I backdated it with system restore and it looks like the files are just hanging around my C drive--Tim

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Hello,

This is installer, you dont need to put it in certain file, just download it anywhere then run it as you run any other program, and as " Jala " said , take a restore point, then run the installer file and it will upgrade the existed Version you have already

i'm downloading it right now, ill install it and add more info IF needed .

What file do you put it in can you just put it into the C drive. Please let me know...I put it into just the C drive and was not sure that was the right thing to do I did set up a restore date....

UPDATE---I backdated it with system restore and it looks like the files are just hanging around my C drive--Tim

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ROMANTICGUY50

I reinstalled it and all that came up was the installer and I it in just in the C drive..Hope it works out ok--Any other info would be app.Tim

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I reinstalled it and all that came up was the installer and I it in just in the C drive..Hope it works out ok--Any other info would be app.Tim

I see what you mean. I use a special folder for all my downloads. So I simply extracted it there and ran the DXSETUP.exe.

Try this.

Create a new folder somewhere. Say C:\test. When double clicking (actually I prefer using single click :) ) directx_nov2008_redist.exe select C:\test as the path for it to be extracted. Then run DXSETUP.exe found there (C:\test). And you can delete the folder C:\test afterwards.

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Thanks. I have the Aug'08 redistributable. It's also 80MB+. I was wondering if i need this latest version? Btw, what was new? Anyone tried this and gain better performance? Thanks :)

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ROMANTICGUY50

Put in a specific folder and was able to download it into my computer---Took out the files that I had put into my C drive

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