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  1. Direct3D failure when running dxdiag tool | TechSpot Forums

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    Not many people know about the DirectX Diagnostic Tool ( dxdiag.exe ) that is included in every modern version of Windows. With it, you can identify the source of the problems you may have with the hardware used by multimedia applications, such as video games or audio and video players.
    Microsoft DxDiag can detect whether a system has "Direct3D Acceleration". If the system has not the capability, DxDiag will write "Direct3D Acceleration not available" and will write in the console "Direct3D functionality not available. You should verify that the driver is a final version from the hardware manufacturer."
    Go to the Start screen, type dxdiag and click or tap the dxdiag search result. All Windows operating systems also allow you to start this tool by using Run window and typing the dxdiag command. When you start the DirectX Diagnostic Tool for the first time, a small window pops up.
    Press the "Run 64-bit DxDiag" button when it shows up. The 64-bit version of the tool will launch to reevaluate your drivers and hardware configuration. In Windows 10 you won't see this button because DirectX Diagnostic Tool checks the 64-bit drivers that are installed on your computer or device, automatically, each time you start it.
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