Directx 7.0 for windows 10 install#

Anyway, since i used it stock as it came I think i'll shoot the Bitch and install it all by myself. I wonder if it was the right decision to take the one with the OLED Touch Screen instead of the IPS one. VPM5: GUI is fine, but i can only set the Graphics to '1280x720 (windowed Fullscreen)' regardless of the actual Monitor settings (2560x1440). VP9.9.2: Works but the GUI does not Display the right way. VP9.2.1: 'Could not create Direct 3D Device'.Д¤. VP8: 'Could not create Direct 3D Device' Error.ДЈ. FUTURE Pinball: I can only set the Graphics to 1360x768, or else i get only the Top-Left Quarter of the Screen to see but on the hole Screen. I noticed some other Problems, unfortunately only with Pinball Software. I think the Problem here lies elsewhere, deeper.

If it were true, than the all-in-one-installer should have fixed that. I've done it even on Windows 10 Machines, but only 32Bit ones. I've done it countless Times, on my own Machines and for Friends. That may be the truth on Paper, but in reality it's not. Even worse, i plan to upgrade my Cab later this year and i thought it should have W10 64 on it? I downloaded Directx7 but i can't install it on W10 64Bit.ДЄnd now? It's no big deal to go without VP8 completely (or put it in a virtual Machine) but VP9.2.1? I think i need that for a not so small amount of Tables that never have been redone in DX9 or 10. Today i realised that VP8 und VP 9.2.1 are DirectX 7 dependend. OK, so obviously this is a DirectX related Problem. They start up like they should but when i try starting a Table it says 'Could not create Direct 3D Device'. Visual Pinball 8 and Visual Pinball 9.2.1 give me the Finger. Yesterday i tried to install my Visual Pinball Stuff onto it and went stuck all of a sudden. It's a nice one with 16G of Ram, Fast Core-I7 CPU and GTX1060. So recently i bought a Notebook for Gaming.

Directx 7.0 for windows 10