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  1. 10th Jul 2012 17:32 #1
    jdvideo
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    Hey all,

    During a recent installation of PotPlayer, there was a popup message alerting that DirectX was out-of-date.
    System information shows a version of DirectX 11 currently installed, which seems to be the latest version. The player seems to run well after installation, although I haven't checked all the features as of yet.
    I was wondering if maybe the popup message was a possible error? Any info is appreciated.
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    Download the DirectX End-User Web Installer, and run it. It'll make sure your DirectX setup is completely up-to-date, including installing the rest of DirectX 9, which some programs require (Vista and Win7 (not sure about 8) are shipped with only a rather minimal selection of the DX9 components.)
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    Thanks for the info.
    Downloaded the file and installed the components. No application error messages as of yet and the player continues to run well. Appreciate the help.
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