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DirectX Runtime June 2010 installation failed. I got a DirectX Setup error
"An internal system error occured/ PLease refer to DXerror.log and DirectX.log in your window folder to determine problem."
Hi, got the same problem... How u fix it ?
What do u mean by "needed a system update" ? Can u develop, what kind of update ? (i guess my pc got all update :/)
Open this file and it will find any dx issues you are having.
I also try to use cmb to make an " sfc/ scannow" i find one problem and i fix it. Scan again and "nothing detected" but skyrim won't go for it.
When I go by steam I have the first window that opens (play, option, ..) but when I launch on play, nothing happens. When I launch from the hard drive I get the errorr with .dll missing.
maybe it can help, as soon as I launch any game from steam, I have a little window that says 'install microsoft dirextX for windows
(sorry for my english i'm french |:) )
run steam once with admin permission then verify the game files to install any possibly missing files and to update the steam files. run the game to see if the problem stops.
check your antivirus - might be blocking steam/game.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003
Copy the latest x64 first then x86
Then i try to launch the dxwebsetup and i got this message "an internal system error has occurred. check the DXError.log andDirectX.log files located in the windows folder to determine the problem."
DirectX : "https://zupimages.net/viewer.php?id=20/12/hipc.png"