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The other is an operating system upgrade/patch package designed especially for a particular operating system at a particular point in time of its service life. Or perhaps, more precisely, it is designed to just do its things and be agnostic about the operating system because its payload can't do any real harm. It is designed to work on multiple operating systems. And rather than admit that you were wrong and that no such installers exist, you've engaged in a page or so of shenanigans instead.Д«ut I cannot see how they can be any different to installing dx9 in win10.

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So why shouldn't operating system msu files work on other operating systems?Д«ut honestly, I think you're just recommending such bizarre things because you didn't actually know that there are no DX10/11 installers available when you casually suggested that a Windows 10 user reinstall them. and seem to think it should work out fine because the dxwebsetup.exe isn't 'intended' for Win10, but yet it still works.

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It's sorta perplexing that you won't trust MS to patch a live, modern operating system month-to-month, but will boldly declare that people should download and install an eight year-old patch/update package for an Operating System three major versions back (more if you count Win8.1 and Win10 major builds separately). but, to be honest, after the first 'this package is not supported on this operating system' (paraphrased), and some googling about what the manually extracted files would look like (nothing useful), I thought to myself: 'Why would I spend any additional time on something so ill-advised?' I am sure you make daily backups, so give it a try and let us know how it goes. Original with links to the M$ downloads here If you have a program that calls for a DirectX 9 file in Windows 10 or Windows 8, installing the downloadable version (the process above) is the way to solve that problem - it will not 'downgrade' your DirectX 10/11/12 install! This is also the latest version of DirectX that's compatible with Windows XP.ДЄctually, that last bit is wrong there was a hack that allowed you to run dx10 on WinXP, now it wasnt perfect - some people reported crashes but I ran it for years with no issues. Get the 32-bit version here or the 64-bit one here.ДirectX 10 is supported in Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, and Windows Vista.ДirectX 9 is supported in Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP. Support for Windows Vista is available but only after a platform update.

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Windows 7 (SP1) is supported as well but only after installing the Platform Update for Windows 7.ДirectX 11.0 is supported in Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7. There is no standalone download available for DirectX 11.2.ДirectX 11.1 is supported in Windows 10 and Windows 8. Any updates to DirectX 11.2 related files are made available in Windows Update in those versions of Windows. Like with DirectX 12.0, updates are only provided via Windows Update.ДirectX 11.2 is supported in Windows 10 and Windows 8 (8.1+) only. It's unclear at this point if DirectX 12 will also be made available for previous versions of Windows, like Windows 8, 7, or Vista.ДirectX 11.4 & 11.3 are only supported in Windows 10.

Note: No standalone version of DirectX 12 is available. Updates to DirectX 12 related files are only available via Windows Update. Wood engravings, published in 1893.DirectX & Windows Versions: DirectX 12, 11, 10, & 9ДirectX 12 is included with Windows 10 and is only supported in that version of Windows. 200 - 190 BC, Louvre, Paris, France (visual reconstruction) 4) Priam's treasure, found in Hisarlik, Turkey by Heinz Schliemann, Pushkin Museum, Moscow, Russia (Loot art) 5) Artemis of Larnaca, Greek marble statue, 2nd century BC and found in Kition, Larnaca, Cyprus, Kunsthistorischesmuseum, Vienna, Austria 6) Sarcophagus, ancient Greece, found in Cyprus by Luigi Palma di Cesnola 7) Hermes and the Infant Dionysus, attributed to Praxiteles, 4th century BC, Archaeological Museum of Olympia, Greece (visual reconstruction) 8 - 17) Grave finds in Mycenae, Argolis, Greece by Heinz Schliemann 18 - 20) Silver objects from the Hildesheim Treasure, 1st century AD, Antikensammlung Berlin, Germany. Archaeological finds from the 19th century, wood engravings, published 1893 Archaeological finds from the 19th century: 1) Nike of Paionios, 425 - 420 BC, Archaeological Museum of Olympia, Greece (visual reconstruction) 2) Hecate, 2nd century BC, Pergamon Altar, Berlin Museum, Germany 3) Victory of Samothrace, c.

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