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You can get all the original DLL files from within the CAB files that come with DX Redist June 2010
If for some reason it doesn't have one u need, like one that came with WinOS originally, you should be able to address this via Command Prompt (Admin) > SFC /SCANNOW
If you mean Creators Update, after you get an OS Build Update like this, it's like a major Service Pack, after installed, you should wipe all Drivers and redo them.
eg C:\Users\Mr Nasty\
It helps to also start off by using "Windows Local Account"
THANK YOU!!!!
Followed as you write fixed the currupt file what even resintall didn't solve (during installation BlueScreenDeath corrupted it but it registered it as a healty file).
So THANK YOU!!!!
First off Windows 10 uses Directx 12. There is no stand alone downloadable version of directx 12. The best you can do currently is the developer distributable of Directx from June 2010. The only way to update Directx on Windows 10 is via Windows Update....that may be why when you had "a big update for Windows" it messed up your Directx. (Or at least a potential plausible explanation)
Secondly in 64bit Windows there are two copies of all the Windows files...the system32 folder and that syswow64 folder that were mentioned in this thread. It is counterintuitive, but for 64bit Windows 10 the 64bit versions of files go in the system32 folder and the 32bit (a.k.a. x86) files go in the sysWow64 folder.
If you are downloading random Directx .dll files off the interwebs you will need to find a site with the latest versions of the 64 and 32 bit dll and then put them in the correct folder....which I just explained is the system32 and syswow64 folders respectively.
If you downloaded one version of xinput1_3.dll and copied it in both folders and now only 64 bit versions of your games run correctly, you can probably assume you downloaded the 64 bit version of the file and you currently have the wrong version in your syswow64 folder.
Find a 32 bit version of the dll, delete the one you currently have in the syswow64 folder and try copying the 32 bit version there....
This site had the two latest versions of that particular dll in both the 32 bit and 64 bit flavors:
https://www.dll4free.com/xinput1_3.dll.html
9.18.944.0 32bit 79.9KB English
9.18.944.0 64bit 104.9KB English
9.15.779.0 32bit 67.3KB English
9.15.779.0 64bit 89.8KB English
You'll note the 32 bit versions of the dll are both smaller files than the 64 bit version...
With any luck, then all your games will run instead of just the 64 bit games....
Latest is DirectX Redist June 2020, it will repair all but DX12.