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Evening all pc had a shit fit today and i've just had to reinstall windows again drivers and software are up to date. But getting DCS-10 going again is not happening atm.

 

My system

Vista 64bit

8GB RAM

GTX 275 GPU

 

Sim installing on C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics

Running as admin

 

But getting this error after each time i try and start,

 

C:/Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS A-10C Beta\bin\Launcher.exe

The appliction has failed to start because its side by side configuration is incorrect. Please see the a[[;ocation event lof for more detils

 

When i first installed the sim when computer was working fine the sim just started and asked for the key now im getting this ??

 

Please help:doh:

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I had a simiral problem with w7..you should check for DX9

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Posted
Did you install DirectX 9?

 

you read my mind doing it now, also windows found another load of bs updates for me to do,

 

Second time i've done a fresh install why can't they just have an option for 1 big pacht

Posted

Try this.

I had a similar problem and although I was registered as Admin in the User Account I still needed to right click and select "run as administrator" for it to work.

This in Windows 7. Had no such probs in Vista.

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Posted

Hi,

 

Welcome to SxS a new kind of DLL hell. A little background information on SxS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Side-by-side_assembly

 

Some people have reported some success with sfc (system file checker) though I've never used it myself. I typically try to work out what's wrong using ProcessMonitor from SysInternals which is now part of Microsof. Process monitor records all of the File IO actions a process is performing amongst other things. Typically you'll see the last few lines of the log shows the process is looking for a certain file in a number of different locations. It's normally this file that's either completely missing or is the wrong version.

 

bt

Posted

Sorted thankyou was x9 not been installed stopping program from launching, So used not having to worry about updating direct x since pretty much every game install comes with it.

 

Cheers Riz

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