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Hello Friends,
I would like to know that do we require Genuine Windows VISTA copy for DirectX 10. I'm planning to run Windows Vista on my system, but was having little bit of doubt that whether it would support DirectX 10 or not. Does any one have any idea about it? Kindly suggest me your views.
Thanks in advance.
The Windows Genuine Advantage program (WGA) is part of Microsoft’s commitment to protecting its customers and partners from counterfeiters through education, engineering, and enforcement of policies and laws. WGA differentiates the value of genuine Windows software from counterfeit software, allowing customers to enjoy the capabilities they expect, the confidence that their software is authentic, and the ongoing system improvements that help them do more with their PC.
Windows Vista users must pass Microsoft Genuine validation requirements to enable certain product features and to obtain non-security updates and product support from Microsoft.
It's necessary to have a Genuine copy of Windows VISTA on your system. Because DirectX 10 is the latest version of the DirectX which suite your multimedia application programming interfaces (APIs), that puts gamers and multimedia buffs on the leading edge of PC graphics performance.
DirectX 10 features heavily enhanced 3-D graphics-rendering capabilities and helps noticeably improve your computer's performance in games and high-end 3-D applications. DirectX 10 empowers games to present a new generation of visual effects, and deliver more visual detail per frame than ever before.
Without Genuine copy of Windows Vista you can not download and install DirectX 10 on your system. So in order to use of DirectX 10 you need to have a genuine copy of Windows Vista on your system.