Lmao triggered much? Bold text and red. Very edgy.
However, I LITTERALLY did search for a 'solution' online and it didn't work.
did you try what I posted above?
you may need to repair your DirectX 9 install by reinstalling it. or just go straight for reinstalling directx11, next you'll need Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2010 & 2011 they do not come with windows, and are not found in windows updates, you'll need to go get them from microsoft's website.
the error you are getting is because you followed bad advice that told you to search and download the 'missing' dll and put it in a folder in C at a specific location. never do that (and go remove it immediately)! for 2 reasons:
1: it could literally be a virus and do nothing to help you. many of the sites I've seen that come up as results on google, duckduckgo etc, literally just have a virus exe that they rename to whatever file name you search for and offer it on download.
2: Errors in windows and some programs list only the LAST CALL, that is to say, the last thing that was an error that the program ran into. they do not tell you how many OTHER errors were encountered total, nor WHAT other files are missing. If you see 'missing.dll' you are likely missing a bit more than that, the dll alone is not enough, it likely has some other exe or bat ini bin etc files that need to go with it! it probably has a whole folder of files and subfolders, it probably needs registry keys registered so the system can find it and it's other parts. if you just put in the dll the system says
"STOP 0x0000..., dll of name found, but doesn't work because other dependencies aren't there I don't know what to report there is no text for this error, 0x000..."
there's no text and just a stop code, because microsoft never expected that dll to find it's way onto a computer that had not installed the corresponding Visual C++ libraries.
lets learn about libraries and how they are often more than a single dll, libraries contain essentially an interpreter, that is to say a list of expected machinecode binary arguments, with end argument codes and predictive measures to know how when one argument is 8 bytes, the next might be 64, and what they should mean.
each C++ library is a little different so programs target which library they need, if it's not installed the only available microsoft error text is "missing.dll" usually with some reference in the name to "MSVCR(Micro Soft Visual C++ Redist) followed by a number in this case 110(either 2010 or 2011 a search will tell you which)".
searching the dll name online should eventually point you to microsoft.com and a download of the corresponding exe installer.
Again the other error thats showing up is D3DX9 which is DirectX 9, do you even have direct X installed? you might need at least version 9. sometimes what comes with windows is some older copy like DX5 or DX8(or rarely on a hacked windows no DX at all). DX is used for display, so without it the program wont know what some graphics display arguments mean, DX is only really used in games, and not all games, so this may be your first time encountering it.
My first time having to update my DX was with snes9x, and that was like 2003 or 2006, that needed DX9 that was on windows 98, windows xp. but now I'm on windows 7 and it still didn't come with DX9 one of the first things I had to do was go download DX for my specific architecture (64bit). I ended up getting DX11 because it's backwards compatible with 9. where MSVC is never backwards compatible, if it asks for 2011, you must have 2011. good thing is unlike DX, you can have as many MSVC versions as you want installed.
