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Is direct x 9.0 included in SP3 ?

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Hi Everyone,

Is direct x 9.0 included in the SP3 service pack ? So further files would or would not be needed in the nlite build to achive direct x in a Windows install?

Also, is there a simple way to include WMP 11 in a nlite build?

Thanks!!


dx9 has been included since sp2. maybe even sp1 but i forget that far back. all you need to be up to date is the update files for dx9

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dx9 has been included since sp2. maybe even sp1 but i forget that far back. all you need to be up to date is the update files for dx9

So far , I've downloaded this file : DirectX 9.0c End-User Runtime AddOn - 0.5.1 (August 2008) ,

now RyanVM web-page says something about this file : DirectX for Managed Code AddOn - 1.0.0a

. I use .net 2.0 , but I'm not going to attempt to add .net 2.0 to

my nlite build as it seems to complicated. I will add the .net 2.0 after doing a Windows install with my nlite build.

The only .net in my nlite build , is whatever default .net version is in the SP3 service pack. So do I need to include

DirectX for Managed Code AddOn - 1.0.0a in my nlite build ?

And one more question , do I need to add this file : DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer , to my

nlite build?

Thanks!

Since you plan on installing .NET anyways, then yes, include the DirectX for Managed Code AddOn. You dont need the web installer.

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Since you plan on installing .NET anyways, then yes, include the DirectX for Managed Code AddOn. You dont need the web installer.

Thanks for your help with this issue.

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