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Should not take more then 10minutes max to install direct x.
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Then if i try again it will just try to install direct x again....
Very strange
Also if your computer is new, *make sure* that
* You have downloaded and properly installed all drivers for hardware
* You are causing the computer to USE your video card and anything else specific that may have a lesser-quality duplicate on the motherboard
* You have allowed all of Steam's processes to function through any virus scanners or firewalls
Donot install direct x
Directx is a windows component and all newer gpu support directx 12 -11 and 10.
Update drivers.
Some games offer to force use directx 10.
Windows 7 uses directx 11 and MS is now talking talking about adding support for DX 12.
Windows 10 uses DX12
When Steam proceeds to install anything related to the game just let it do it its thing.
When you interfere without understanding you may instead just break it.
SOLVED: Game not launching / Stuck on DirectX Install.. Same steps different game.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=274120823
Why is DirectX installed with each game?
Running the DirectX installer is not to ensure that the DirectX installation is up to date. Microsoft has a library of D3D called D3DX. You will find binary files for this such as d3dx9_43.dll in your Windows system32 folder. There are over 40 different versions of the D3DX library for just D3D9, and many more for D3D10 and 11 as well. Every game that uses the D3DX library is linked to a specific version. The game must run the correct D3D installation version that it was compiled with to make sure the binary files exist.
Although a later version of the binary file is already installed, that version cannot be used, and even if your DirectX installation is up to date because you have run a later version of the installer, it is no guarantee that all previous versions have been installed. In addition, if a version installed for x86 does not guarantee that the same version is installed for x64, then 64-bit and 32-bit games may need to run exactly the same installation version, but target different platforms when running
Additionally, Microsoft's license terms prevent the files from being distributed directly. The only way to distribute the files is by running the installer, which is also the only method supported by Microsoft to verify that the correct version is installed. Controlling correct versions manually is extremely complicated, as there are numerous files that all must be present, and individual system configuration options such as dll paths complicate the situation. In addition, the required controls can be changed with each new version of the D3DX run. The code that checks correctly and repairs faulty installations are all in the installer, and running it guarantees that the correct binary files exist when you run the game and prevents many cases when a game cannot start due to obscure error messages.
Why doesn't the DirectX installation run by Valve's Source games?
Games that do not use the D3DX helper (such as Source games) do not require the installer to run at the first start, relying only on the larger d3d9 / 10/11 versions installed. However, games that use D3DX must be run as this is the only way Microsoft has allowed the distribution and version control of the files.
source
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9974-PAXN-6252