.dll downloads

**PyrexxHero®** · 01-17-2013

I need a certain .dll file to run a game (dxgi.dll to be exact)
the game says my graphics card is literally 1 version too old to be supported, but im determined to prove them wrong

Anyway, whats a secure site to download .dll files?
The ones google gives me do not look safe at all (need to download a .exe "installer" )

**Lehsyrus** · 01-17-2013

dll-files is the best.

**Deflorate.** · 01-17-2013

Originally Posted by Lehsyrus

dll-files is the best.

You never cease to amaze me with every post..

**PyrexxHero®** · 01-17-2013

Originally Posted by Lehsyrus

dll-files is the best.

that the one that makes me suspicious

**Lehsyrus** · 01-17-2013

Originally Posted by PyrexxHero®

that the one that makes me suspicious

Never had a problem with them myself, I've gotten hundreds of files from that site. Just scan them when you get them.

**Oneirish** · 01-17-2013

yeah. it might be an exe for like a self extractor or something. But I've got some dll files from there too.

**PyrexxHero®** · 01-18-2013

Originally Posted by Lehsyrus

Never had a problem with them myself, I've gotten hundreds of files from that site. Just scan them when you get them.

After the installation has finished the Fixer will automatically launch (this may take a few minutes if you have an older computer). If you have any security software running on your computer (Comodo, ESET, Norton etc.), you may get warnings saying that DLL-files Fixer is trying to connect to internet and/or make changes to your computer. This is because the Fixer needs to contact our server to download the correct dxgi.dll file, install it in the Windows system folder and then make changes to the Windows Registry. You should allow the Fixer to make these changes, otherwise your problem may not be solved.

Suspicious as fuck

When the Fixer has installed

dxgi.dll on your computer, hopefully, your errors relating todxgi.dll will be gone! You will be given the option to scan your computer for more errros. We encourage you to do so. The trial version of the Fixer will fix up to 15 additional errors it encounters. You can later upgrade to the full version for only $29.95 to get unlimited error fixing and DLL-file downloads.

You think they would catch typos ?

**Larity2056** · 01-18-2013

I did this myself some time ago

**HalfBajan** · 01-18-2013

yup, dll-files is the best one, I've used it every time I've had DLL problems

**PyrexxHero®** · 01-18-2013

I fixed the one I needed, but now I have a User32.dll error, and thats a built in one

Fuck, i just wanted to play Need for Speed :/

**[MPGH]Wyo** · 01-18-2013

Originally Posted by PyrexxHero®

I fixed the one I needed, but now I have a User32.dll error, and thats a built in one

Fuck, i just wanted to play Need for Speed :/

the last one? I can upload my stuff and send to you

**[MPGH]master131** · 01-18-2013

DirectX Web Installer. DXGI = DirectX Graphics Infrastructure.

https://www.microsof*****m/en-au/down...ils.aspx?id=35

Tried that yet? Delete the one you downloaded before installing. Also what OS are you using? dxgi.dll errors are normally associated with DirectX 10 or 11 games that are run on XP which is why downloading DLLs won't do crap... If you have Vista, make sure to update to the latest Service Pack.

**PyrexxHero®** · 01-18-2013

Originally Posted by Ecstasy

the last one? I can upload my stuff and send to you

im already supposted to download an "update" for the game that includes the DLCs and possibly an error fix, but its going to take an hour and if the game isnt going to run anyway im not going to bother

Originally Posted by master131

DirectX Web Installer. DXGI = DirectX Graphics Infrastructure.

https://www.microsof*****m/en-au/down...ils.aspx?id=35

Tried that yet? Delete the one you downloaded before installing. Also what OS are you using? dxgi.dll errors are normally associated with DirectX 10 or 11 games that are run on XP which is why downloading DLLs won't do crap... If you have Vista, make sure to update to the latest Service Pack.

I have a sneaking suspicion it has to do with my Graphics card being a ATI Radeon 2600 series, and the Minimum specs says Radeon 3000+
But it is a good excuse to search for updates to windows and various drivers

**[MPGH]master131** · 01-18-2013

You didn't tell me what OS you have. Also, ATI Radeon HD2600 supports DirectX10 where ATI HD3000 and above supports DirectX10.1.

Direct3D 10.1 is an incremental update of Direct3D 10.0 which shipped with, and required, Windows Vista Service Pack 1. Direct3D 10.1 still fully supports Direct3D 10 hardware, but in order to utilize all of the new features, updated hardware is required.