Was a long shot, since it properly relies on other DX11 DLLs (Dynamic Link Library).
Do you have a Vista SP2 installation media? Because then you should also have the DX11 files from the get go like a Windows 7 or 8 installation, but either way a reinstallation of Windows is necessary.
@TBK0000 wrote:Was a long shot, since it properly relies on other DX11 DLLs (Dynamic Link Library).
Do you have a Vista SP2 installation media? Because then you should also have the DX11 files from the get go like a Windows 7 or 8 installation, but either way a reinstallation of Windows is necessary.
I will have to try to dig that out tomorrow. I think it may be in a storage closet at my parents' house. I will try a few more things in the meantime. Thanks for the suggestions.
Did you solve the problem?
Having the same issue. I have tried fresh, clean install of the game, Dll fix program, re-install of .net 4.5 and Direct X 11. I have downloaded the dll file and placed into my system32 folder and syswow64 folder and game directory. Still no luck.
Only thing I can think of now is a format, dont want to have to go to that much trouble though for a game....
I have manged to get it working, didn't have to format.
It seems that d3d11.dll was corupt. This fixed it for me: http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows-and-office/quick-tip-scan-windows-7-system-files-to-repair-errors/
Hope it helps someone else...
