Unfortunately, it's the web update and not the full download. Anyone find a link for the full version anywhere then please post it. 
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Full Version available.
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Full Version available.
Originally posted by: MrFiTTy
Just like to point out that that belongs in the "SOFTWARE" forum![]()
Well that blows. I don't think I'll even bother with it in that case.Unfortunately, it's the web update and not the full download.
Originally posted by: BFG10K
Well that blows. I don't think I'll even bother with it in that case.Unfortunately, it's the web update and not the full download.
Same here.Originally posted by: Budman
Originally posted by: BFG10K
Well that blows. I don't think I'll even bother with it in that case.Unfortunately, it's the web update and not the full download.
funny I downloaded it & it installed fine.
Start downloading.Originally posted by: clicknext
I'll download it when it makes its appearance on the MS website.
Originally posted by: Woody419
Start downloading.Originally posted by: clicknext
I'll download it when it makes its appearance on the MS website.
Where did I said it wouldn't install properly?funny I downloaded it & it installed fine.
Originally posted by: Woody419
Start downloading.Originally posted by: clicknext
I'll download it when it makes its appearance on the MS website.
Its still "Software", DX9.0a is a piece of "Software"![]()
Originally posted by: Kk4JC
ohhh...
DirectX 9.0 End-User Runtime setup requires an internet connection during setup. The DirectX 9.0 Redist is available for download for those users that do not have an internet connection available during installation or when setup has trouble connecting to the Microsoft server.
Full thing
Kk
Originally posted by: EY2K
Originally posted by: Kk4JC
ohhh...
DirectX 9.0 End-User Runtime setup requires an internet connection during setup. The DirectX 9.0 Redist is available for download for those users that do not have an internet connection available during installation or when setup has trouble connecting to the Microsoft server.
Full thing
Kk
Yea, but that's DX 9.0 NOT 9.0a. Look @ the "Date Published" and "Version" #! :|:Q:|
First of all, it is already in the proper place.Originally posted by: daddy-o
Its still "Software", DX9.0a is a piece of "Software"![]()
do drivers fall under the "software" heading? technically yes, but most people consider them a component of the hardware.
i put directx in the same category as drivers. technically, unless you write drivers, you can't really "DO" anything with directx other than make your hardware work.
i'm with the diamond member on this one.