
Or look for the catalog "syswow64" in windows folder. To find out the bit of the operating system used, you can go to the "Properties" of the "My Computer" directory and find the "System Type" line, where this information is given. % SystemDrive% \\ SYSWOW64 - if you use a 64-sided editor or one of its predecessors: % SystemDrive% \\ Windows \\ System32 - for the 32-kbit operating system Windows and its late editions:

This is a set of different kinds of functions, constants, subroutines and procedures necessary to launch modern games. This file is a component of DirectX, which is a package of dynamically downloaded to the Library RAM.

I'll try downloading the DirectX 9.0c installer an give that a try when as soon as I can (I have to leave for work soon), but I was wondering if the new error code was tied to something else.During the launch of some three-dimensional games, a system error appears with a message that there is no D3D9.DLL library on the computer. I tried downloading the GFLW Disabler for Fallout 3, but it can't find the Fallout.ini file. The searches I did say that this was tied to Games for Windows Live, which I don't understand since the GOG release strips out GFLW.

"The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). After I tried copying the 'd3dx9_38.dll' into both the Win32 folder and the Fallout 3 folder, I restarted the computer and tried running the game again and got this message: I'll give that a try when I'm able to see if it works. You have to install it: adding 'd3dx9_38.dll' into the Windows/System32 folder, like you did, doesn't seem correct to me. Dr.schliemann: The game requires DirectX 9.0c: I think you should find the DirectX redistributable package in game's installation folder, anyway you can also download it from here.
