DirectX Diagnostic Tool 9.0c Tests on Windows 98 SE

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DirectX 9.0c is the last version directx Windows 98 SE supporting. Run "dxdiag" command, you can access the diagnostic tool which helps you test the DirectX display, sound and music and more.
00:00 OS, Display card and Sound card Info
00:32 Run "dxdiag" command start the tool & directx files list
01:00 Display tests
02:39 Sound tests
03:15 Music tests



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