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How do I disable the DirectX 3D Acceleration for Content Studio?

Potential Symptoms

  • Disable the DirectX 3D Acceleration for Content Studio

Environment

  • Product Family: Software
  • Product:
  • Components:
  • Control System: Venus 1500 v4

Resolution

  1. Go to the DirectX Diagnostics Tool. Cannot be disabled in Windows 7.
    • Windows XP - Windows Start Menu -> Run, type dxdiag and click Ok.
    • Windows Vista - Windows Start Menu -> Search Programs and Files, type dxdiag and click dxdiag from the filtered Windows Start Menu.
  2. Click Display 1 Tab.
  3. Under DirectX Features, click Disable next to Direct3D Acceleration.
  4. Click Exit.
Note: This feature typically is only needed when playing high-end Computer Video Games.

KB ID: DD2343809

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