The issue around 'hardware acceleration disabled or not supported' when playing games in Windows 7 has been posted thousands of times (literally) since 2009, but none of the answers helps me. Doesn't Microsoft have this fixed by now?

May 22, 2017 - Discusses that the DirectDraw option or the Direct3D option is unavailable, or that you receive an error message about your video adapter.

Does anyone have a real way of fixing this probelm? Please do not tell me to 1. Go to Device Manager and turn on/or turn off Hardware acceleration. Check my graphics card is properly installed and 3. Check to see if I have the latest drivers installed for it. Someone posted a step by step process to uninstall a program which he said would automatically install correctly when the computer was restarted.

As he used a different term for what I could find I asked a question: were these two items the same. My question doesn't show in my history so I can't follow up. If this process sounds familiar to anyone can you let me know what it is. Or if you know it does't work let me know that too and PLEASE let me know how to correct this problem Thank you. Original Title: Suggested fixes DONT work for my 'Hardware Acceleration disabled' problem when playing games in Windows 7.

Hi, 1) What is the make and model of computer? 2) Are you facing this issue only while playing games or any graphic based application? 3) Have you made any recent changes to the computer? 4) What are the steps that you have tried to fix the issue? 5) Are you trying to play online games? 6) Which games are involved?

7) Do you have made sure your Windows Updates were updated lately? If you have not tried the below steps, try them: Check DirectX diagnostic utility to make sure Hardware Acceleration is fully enabled (if you have not already done so). Note:: The steps provided in the below links are equally applicable to Windows 7. Znachki na paneli leksus rx330.

A) b) Click the 'Display' tab. C) Under DirectX Features, are all three set to 'Enable'? If not, set them to that. Reference links: Please reply to us with more information. This helps us to assist you better. Hi thanks for your repsonse.

This has not helped me solve the problem. I have an LG Xnote R470 The propblem affacts all media - playing game, watcghing tv and vidoes. I uninstalled a bootleg copy of Windowns 7 Premiun and installed a genuine copy of Windows 7 Home I have now tried all the steps you suggested plus all the other steps which direct me to turn the hardwarder driver onto full. However there ware three things not available when I ran dxdiag and nowhere could I make them 'availabe' Direct Draw accelerator, Direct 3 D accelerator and AGP Texture accelerator. When I followed the link to correct these I was directed to down load 'fix it' which I have run several times and followed their steps but nothing changes.

I have run 'fix it' software from Microsoft Update driver soft ware. I am not trying to play on line games. All games on the computer are affected. My automatic Windows update file is turned on. My Microsoft experience rates 1 where as it use to be a 4. Not happy:( A new pop has suddenly emerged saying that my video card does not meet the 64MG RAM video requirement and I can either update the driver or install another card.

As all drivers are reported to be up to date, I can only assume the card needs to be replaced - unless you have something else to suggest. If the card need to be replaced how do I know which one to get? Hi, Thank you for posting reply with detailed information.

• What is the make and model of Video card? • How many video cards are connected in the computer? The cause of the entire issue is “Graphic Driver update”. When the computer is facing the issue with “Graphic Driver” and if you run “Windows Experience Index”, it shows the low rating. For more on this issue, please refer the article mentioned below: Note: The information provided in the below articles are equally applicable to Windows 7.

Method 1: Run Video Card troubleshooter: Method 2: Uninstall the current driver and install the latest driver from Manufacturer’s website and check. A) b) Select “ Drivers and software”. C) Select the Operating system.