We are in need to try out an issue that our application becomes slow when MSAA installed.
The host OS has'nt been specified.
When I try to install MSAA 2.0, it says that the version is not supported in my system.
Is it possible to try out the same in my local system which has Windows 10 pro?
MSAA can run in Windows 10 but not the version you already tested (2.0). You need the version 3.0 that is the one available for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8.8.1 and 10:
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I was looking into what versions of Windows support DCH drivers here. The page seems to suggest that any "UWP-based edition of Windows" supports DCH.
While I know this means that Windows 10 and newer support it, is there a PowerShell command that can be ran on most versions of Windows to output whether UWP (or DCH) is supported?
I have Windows 8 and I'm stuck with Windows preventing me from installing WSL...
I know there are many tools that emulate Linux in windows but my target is to move to other software on Windows -software that depends on WSL- so I'm looking for a version without installer to avoid the OS saying it can not setup (since WSL is not available for Windows 8).
Is there any portable version for WSL (e.g : a zip archive) that can be set up without installer and contains all the necessary files ?
No. WSL requires support straight from the Windows kernel, which is not present in Windows 8. You should probably use some of the available alternatives.
Yes, it possible to do setup ArchWSL from .zip and from .appx, but you must have:
Windows 10 1709 FCU x64 or later/ Windows 11 x64.
Windows Subsystem for Linux feature is enabled.
https://github.com/yuk7/ArchWSL
https://wsldl-pg.github.io/ArchW-docs/How-to-Setup
The articles in MSDN are misleading and doesn't provide a clear answer whether or not Windows 7 with platform update will support desktop duplication.
Did anyone know if this is possible? I am developing an application for desktop streaming, I currently use mirror driver for windows 7, but i am looking for a common solution for windows 7 and windows 8.
I have win8 SDK and VS2010 for development.
Platform Update for Windows 7 on MSDN answers this question explicitly (highlights added)
Some new methods introduced in DGXI 1.2 are not fully supported with the Platform Update for Windows 7.You can test for the availability of these functions by calling them directly and checking for an error code. Make sure your applications targeting Windows 7 with the platform update have a fallback in place when the desired functionality is unavailable. These classes of features are unavailable on Platform Update for Windows 7:
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Desktop duplication
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See also DirectX 11.1 and Windows 7, DirectX 11.1 and Windows 7 Update, KB 2670838
I want to develop a WinRT app for Surface.
There is one detail I cannot find anywhere. Will I be able to compile and run on the device using Windows 7 or I need to upgrade to Windows 8?
No, you can't develop an RT "Modern" style app on Windows 7. You'll need Windows 8 either installed as your main OS or hosted in a VM.
It is possible to develop with virtual machine(Win8) in windows 7 unfortunately if you want to develop without virtual machine you have to upgrade it
Not directly, no. WinRT apps require windows 8 APIs, there is no support for building them on Windows 7. You can fake the environment out by setting up a virtual machine and developing on that.
From Microsoft Surface SDK documentation:
"The Microsoft Surface 2.0 SDK provides the managed APIs and the tools you need to develop Surface applications. Applications that are built using the Surface SDK can run on devices made for Surface 2.0, and on Windows 7 computers..."
Read more here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff727815.aspx
I can compile succesfully my game but when emulator is show than i get that error:
The current display adapter does not meet the emulator requirements to run XNA Framework applications
my nootebook have a graphics card that can handle DirectX 10.0. this is website with specification http://www.nvidia.pl/object/geforce_9600m_gt_pl.html
I installed DirectX 10.0 .XNA 4.0 from this site : http://create.msdn.com/en-us/home/getting_started
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my operating system is windows 7 (x64)
yes i tried to update my DirectX and drivers
If you run Windows Vista, install this update.
As a radical solution, you might need updating to Windows 7 (only if you are using Vista).