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I can think of a few things that may cause this error message.
First you should check if the game was downloaded and installed completely/without errors.
How to do this: Link
One is missing DirectX 9 (and older) libraries.
You can download an installation package here: Link[www.microsoft.com]
If you doubleclick at the downloaded file you have to choose a folder to extract the update into. Afterwards you have to go to this folder and doubleclick at the file dxsetup.exe to start the installation of the update.
The update identifies itself as DirectX 9.0c update. You don't have to fear that it downgrades your current DirectX installation (10, 11, 12). The update checks for more current files and leaves them untouched. But it installs libraries needed by games created for DirectX 9. These libraries simply coexist with libraries of more current DirectX versions.
It's also possible that your video driver is set to let the display do resolution scaling and that the display doesn't support to scale the game resolution of 640x480.
The solution is to let the GPU do the scaling instead.
- open the Radeon settings (AMD Crimson driver settings for your HD 7970)
- open the display section
- switch "GPU Scaling" on
- switch "Scaling Mode" to "preserve aspect ratio"
You should also download the latest video driver from the AMD homepage and install it to be sure to use the latest video driver.
Also I messed around with GPU Scaling and set the Scaling Mode to Full Panel and that made it 4:3 apect but fullscreen on 1920x1080! Thanks again for your comment!