installation of DirectX 9.0c - Page 2

NourinE · 06-01-2009

Originally Posted by Pgh

I'm pretty sure that's the latest version - perhaps because it's a bimonthly update there's no change in the version number. If you check the release history below, you'll see the latest is 4.09.00.0904, this the same as what my DXDIAG reports with the March 09 update installed.

DirectX - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

you're absolutely right the same thing is found here : DirectX Help

now, I have to wait for at least two weeks to see if my LCD flat panel monitor will not flicker any more.

thank you so much for your help.

Pgh · 06-02-2009

You're most welcome. Fingers crossed, eh?

Arctos · 06-02-2009

Originally Posted by NourinE

~~you're absolutely right the same thing is found here : DirectX Help~~

now, I have to wait for at least two weeks to see if my LCD flat panel monitor will not flicker any more.

thank you so much for your help.

As I said in your previous thread here. The default native screen resolution for that monitor is 1280 x 1024 so it should not flicker if you have set it to this...

NourinE · 06-02-2009

Originally Posted by Arctos

As I said in your previous thread here. The default native screen resolution for that monitor is 1280 x 1024 so it should not flicker if you have set it to this...

when I first plugged my monitor the screen resolution was 1024*768. but when you advised me to set it to the default resolution 1280 x 1024, I set it and it stopped flickering, but now the opposite happens, when it flickers, I have to reset it to 1024*768 to stop flickering. I can't figure it out ?????

please help to solve this problem.

NourinE · 06-02-2009

Originally Posted by Pgh

You're most welcome. Fingers crossed, eh?

it flickered again this morning, I don't really know, what's wrong with it?

NourinE · 06-04-2009

do you think that my Graphic Card is weak?

Pgh · 06-04-2009

That depends entirely on how you intend to use your computer. I have a relatively old graphics card as I'm not interested much in using it for games nor any other graphics intensive tasks. If you feel you're not getting the most out of it for your needs, then you should most definitely consider whether it's time for an upgrade.

06-01-2009	#8
NourinE Silver Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 117 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c Originally Posted by Pgh I'm pretty sure that's the latest version - perhaps because it's a bimonthly update there's no change in the version number. If you check the release history below, you'll see the latest is 4.09.00.0904, this the same as what my DXDIAG reports with the March 09 update installed. DirectX - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia you're absolutely right the same thing is found here : DirectX Help now, I have to wait for at least two weeks to see if my LCD flat panel monitor will not flicker any more. thank you so much for your help.

06-02-2009	#9
Pgh Protector of the Cookies Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Watford, England Posts: 1,244 PC Experience: Keen to Learn	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c You're most welcome. Fingers crossed, eh? __________________ Doctor: I'm afraid you have Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia. Patient: AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

06-02-2009	#10
Arctos Tech Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bundaberg, Australia Posts: 3,712 PC Experience: RTM Assoc. Dip.	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c Originally Posted by NourinE ~~you're absolutely right the same thing is found here : DirectX Help~~ now, I have to wait for at least two weeks to see if my LCD flat panel monitor will not flicker any more. thank you so much for your help. As I said in your previous thread here. The default native screen resolution for that monitor is *1280 x 1024* so it should not flicker if you have set it to this... __________________ Bikpela Google bilong mi wantok - Malware Prework Join the PC Help Forum WCG Team and fight cancer with us! PCHF open 24/7

06-02-2009	#11
NourinE Silver Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 117 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c Originally Posted by Arctos As I said in your previous thread here. The default native screen resolution for that monitor is *1280 x 1024* so it should not flicker if you have set it to this... when I first plugged my monitor the screen resolution was 1024768. but when you advised me to set it to the default resolution 1280 x 1024, I set it and it stopped flickering, but now the opposite happens, when it flickers, I have to reset it to 1024768 to stop flickering. I can't figure it out ????? please help to solve this problem.

06-02-2009	#12
NourinE Silver Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 117 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c Originally Posted by Pgh You're most welcome. Fingers crossed, eh? it flickered again this morning, I don't really know, what's wrong with it?

06-04-2009	#13
NourinE Silver Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 117 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c do you think that my Graphic Card is weak?

06-04-2009	#14
Pgh Protector of the Cookies Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Watford, England Posts: 1,244 PC Experience: Keen to Learn	Re: installation of DirectX 9.0c That depends entirely on how you intend to use your computer. I have a relatively old graphics card as I'm not interested much in using it for games nor any other graphics intensive tasks. If you feel you're not getting the most out of it for your needs, then you should most definitely consider whether it's time for an upgrade. __________________ Doctor: I'm afraid you have Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia. Patient: AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

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