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I am sad, mGalaxy don't want to work on my new PC (Windows 7 64-bits).

"Run_away" runs but don't display any texts, and so when I try to activate something without seeing anything, then save, it crash.

Mgalaxy only display a blank screen then crash if I press ESC (but it might came from the unconfigured "Run_away").

I tried to copy/paste the directory of this PC (as it's a portable version) but same.

Not to mention I have Microsoft's .NET Framework 4.0 and DirectX 11 installed, and that I have all the admin rights (I use the admin account). Windows Media Player version is 12.0.7600.16667

Here's a pastebin link with the whole error log : http://pastebin.com/0jZTP71f

I hope we can find the problem :o

Pics will be posted soon.

Differences between my old and new computer :

Old : Windows XP SP2 (32-bits) / New : Windows 7 SP1 (64-bits)
Old : Core2Duo E6750 (2.66 Ghz) / New : Core2Duo E8600 (3.33 Ghz)
Old : 4 Gb of RAM / New : 8 Gb of RAM
Old : GeForce 9800 GT (DirectX 9.0c) / New : GeForce GTX 660 (DirectX 11)
Old : Windows Media Player 11.0.5721.5280 / New : Windows Media Player 12.0.7600.16667

The pics.

And the last one.

Found the problem by searching again on the forum, it was that : http://www.mgalaxy.com/forum/index.php? ... 36#msg1736 and it seems to work now.

I really think, but that's just my opinion, that you should say in the download page that "DirectX 9.0c" is required even if you have DirectX11 installed.

I mean, I had DirectX11 installed as my graphic card is compatible with it and I really though it was backward compatible and so that it already had everything required for DX9 programs only.

I really think, but that's just my opinion, that you should say in the download page that "DirectX 9.0c" is required even if you have DirectX11 installed.

You're right! That's the reason why I've added some weeks ago a DirectX 9.0c detection at install...with components installation if they are not present on the computer!
You'll find this functionality with the next mGalaxy release installer.

Perfect then