missing d3dcompiler_47.dll

[Deityfierezy]

Now this is the problem: LeaveCriticalSection win-core-synch-l1-2-0.dll

[King of Nep]

Hmmm this is a new one

[Takanashi Hoshino]

I got one as well :')

[Deityfierezy]

I download that dll, got other dll missing, downloaded that, and got LeaveCriticalSection api-ms-win-core-synch-l1-2-0.dll and cant fix it.

[Son_of_Noise]

I download that dll, got other dll missing, downloaded that, and got LeaveCriticalSection api-ms-win-core-synch-l1-2-0.dll and cant fix it.

Same here

[Deityfierezy]

I will wait for a patch, and if it dosent get fixed Ill go for a refund.

Edit: It can be becuase I installed it in a secondary hdd?

[SamuraiCaveman]

I found that DLL in another game's folder and copied it to the Yakuza folder, which fixed it.

[Deityfierezy]

Originally posted by SamuraiCaveman:

I found that DLL in another game's folder and copied it to the Yakuza folder, which fixed it.

wich game?

[SamuraiCaveman]

Final Fantasy XII Zodiac Edition but you can probably find it in other directories too. I hear updating DirectX9 should help as well.

[FXYun]

Can confirm that using the d3dcompiler_47.dll from another steam game does work. Copy and pasted the file from the root folder of Assassin's Creed Odyssey into the root folder of Yakuza (where the .exe file is located).
It also seems that only the d3dcompiler_47.dll from other steam games work, tried it with the d3dcompiler_47.dll from EA Origin and it gave me the LeaveCriticalSection win-core-synch-l1-2-0.dll error.

[Deityfierezy]

Thank you very much, I used the starbound one

[Hiei-]

I don't have the game yet but reading the board, but for people with D3Dcompiler_47.dll problem, it's a common one with some games and it come from a windows "problem".

You might check this link to download the required update (Windows 7 and 8) : https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=4019990 (Update for the d3dcompiler_47.dll component on Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 R2)

It should fix the problem.

[Kaldaien]

Oh how happy I'll be when Windows 7 support officially ends :)

You don't know the half of the trouble developers go through to make our software sort of work on Windows 7. It's pretty clear QLOC's grown tired of it and isn't even trying. I have to do all sorts of stuff to load older DLLs and disable useful features I'd like to be using in my software just to maintain Windows 7 compatibility, it's exhausting :-\

[Rekta]

Originally posted by Kaldaien:

Oh how happy I'll be when Windows 7 support officially ends :)

You don't know the half of the trouble developers go through to make our software sort of work on Windows 7. It's pretty clear QLOC's grown tired of it and isn't even trying. I have to do all sorts of stuff to load older DLLs and disable useful features I'd like to be using in my software just to maintain Windows 7 compatibility, it's exhausting :-\

Windows 7 should not even be in requirements for any new game

[Deityfierezy]

Originally posted by Kaldaien:

Oh how happy I'll be when Windows 7 support officially ends :)

You don't know the half of the trouble developers go through to make our software sort of work on Windows 7. It's pretty clear QLOC's grown tired of it and isn't even trying. I have to do all sorts of stuff to load older DLLs and disable useful features I'd like to be using in my software just to maintain Windows 7 compatibility, it's exhausting :-\

thats a shame, but i dont like windows 10. I probably will end jumping to linux.

[Kaldaien]

Originally posted by Deityfierezy:

Originally posted by Kaldaien:

Oh how happy I'll be when Windows 7 support officially ends :)

You don't know the half of the trouble developers go through to make our software sort of work on Windows 7. It's pretty clear QLOC's grown tired of it and isn't even trying. I have to do all sorts of stuff to load older DLLs and disable useful features I'd like to be using in my software just to maintain Windows 7 compatibility, it's exhausting :-\

thats a shame, but i dont like windows 10. I probably will end jumping to linux.

Windows 8 is a perfectly viable operating system. Pretty much all of the important improvements that Windows 10 has are from Windows 8.

Windows 7 is unfortunately just a service pack for Windows Vista that Microsoft thought would be funny to sell as a standalone product. They grew tired of their joke a long time ago and haven't supported the platform in years and years.