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Slipstream DirectX 9c Feb 2006

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Is it possible to slipstream the newest update of DirectX 9.0c (February 2006) in a Windowx XP SP2 CD which was already edited with nLite?

Is this useful or necessary?

Thanks for help!


This is for x86 ONLY

Here is a switchless installer for the February Update.

You must have SP2 integrated or previously installed DirectX9.0c

Installation from T-13/12/9 supported. Get it here (11.2meg)

the small filesize is because i removed the original Directx 9.0c files along with x64 support.

shark

  • 1 month later...
Is it possible to slipstream the newest update of DirectX 9.0c (February 2006) in a Windowx XP SP2 CD which was already edited with nLite?

Is this useful or necessary?

Thanks for help!

I have the same question. I'd like to use the original file rather than the one submitted below. Last time I checked, you had to do these steps to silently install dxsetup.exe (directx9.0c):

  • Download the file
  • Extract the file into some folder in svcpack (dx9c)
  • Place this line in svcpack.inf:
    dx9c\dxsetup.exe /silent

This was because the original setup file did not support the switches. Also, the extracted file didn't support the switches properly, but it worked with the /silent switch.

Is this still the case for this Feb 2006 release?

I checked the guide, but it's still using dx9.0b...

Thanx in advance.

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