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Hier ist das bild,dass kommt, wenn ich eins vom Ordner C:\DXSDK\Samples\C++\Demos starte..

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ich tippe mal drauf, dass die message box recht hat.

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...or the DirectX SDK was not properly installed

nachdem du ja scheinbar das setup nicht ausgeführt hast, wundert mich das eigentlich nicht.

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Eine neuere Version von DirectX ist bereits installiert.
Eine INstallation war nicht nötig.

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Du versuchst ja auch nur die Redists zu installieren. Die Setup Datei müsste in C:\DXSDK liegen.

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• Installation
  
  
• ALWAYS UNINSTALL PREVIOUS RELEASES of the DirectX SDK prior to installing DirectX 9.0 SDK Release (see UNINSTALL). Installing on top of a previous installation will cause you problems.
  
  
• In addition, you should uninstall any DirectX SDK installations that may be part of a Microsoft Platform SDK installation prior to installing the DirectX 9.0 SDK.
  
  
• DirectX 9.0 SDK does not support Windows 95, Windows NT, or NEC PC98 systems. Installations on these systems have been blocked.
  
  
• On Windows 2000 or Windows XP, You must be logged on as an administrator before installing the DirectX 9.0 SDK, installing the runtime, using any of SDK tools, or running any of the SDK samples.
  
  
• Running the DirectX 9.0 SDK install on Windows XP and later checked builds may result in assertions from inside the install package. We have found no cases where continuing on past the assert dialog boxes results in improper installation of the DirectX 9.0 SDK, so it is safe to continue past these asserts.
  
  
• An Internal error can occur after the NTFS permissions for the Administrators group or the System account have been removed from the %SystemRoot%\Installer folder. To resolve this issue, reset the NTFS permissions for the %SystemRoot%\Installer folder so that it includes both the Administrators group and the System account. Search the Microsoft knowledge base article for more information.
  
  
• Please be alerted to the fact that using the "subst" command can result in path names that are too long for the installer to operate correctly. Please do not use this command for determining target drives of the DirectX SDK installer prior to invoking the installer. This is also liable to cause the SDK uninstaller to fail.
  
  
• The DirectX 9.0 runtime installer should not be run in Compatibility Mode.
  
  
• Direct Animation is not registered properly on SDKDev debug runtime install.
  
  
• The DirectX 9.0 runtime requires a Pentium compatible CPU for operation. Setup will not install on processors that do not report Pentium compatibility. Some older Cyrix processors, while compatible with the Pentium instruction set, report as x486 processors, and thus do not support installation of the DirectX 9.0 runtime.
  
  
• On pre-patched Win98SE machine DirectX SDK setup fails with the following error: Error number 0x80070725 Incompatible version of RPC stud
  
  Info: http://support.installshield.com/kb/view.asp?pcode=ALL&articleid=Q105810
  
  FIX : http://download.microsoft.com/download/msninvestor/Patch/1.0/WIN98/EN-US/mcrepair.EXE
  The Reference Rasterize is not installed on any versions of .NET Server 2003 product family.
  
  
• Several Virus Protection software applications interferes with SDK installation and may require you to temporarily disable the Virus Protection software until SDK installation is completed.
  
• Managed DirectX ( MDX ) requires both Visual Studio .NET and the .NET framework for development. The runtime installs MDX, so MDX .NET applications will run as long as the .NET framework is installed. The .NET framework is available for download at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?url=/downloads/sample.asp?url=/msdn-files/027/001/829/msdncompositedoc.xml. This includes the .NET framework redistributable required to enable .NET applications, including MDX .NET applications, to execute on machines without the development tools installed. For more information, see the .NET framework FAQs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/faq111700.asp . The .NET framework SP2 is a recommended update, available at http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/sp/default.asp