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Hey! I've just installed W.o.T. But I got a problem:/ I can start the launcher, but when I push "play", nothing happens:/ Anyone who could help me please?

There are several options. First thing i would try would be checking if the firewall is blocking anything relevant to the game, but the game usually indicates something like this. Afterwards updating/reinstalling directX whatever version you use might be a good idea or your graphicscard's drivers in general. If this still isn't enough you could try simply reinstalling the game itself, because sometimes the launcher or other parts are broken.

But maybe your PC is simply too old for running and your graphicscard/chip doesn't support essential features like the shadermodels after 2.0.

Just launch the application direct from the folder

OK i just had the same problem OP having just replaced my ssd drive because it failed so nice new ssd drive installed with win7 and the following fixed it for me

Now assuming your system is able to play WOT visit here to find out http://www.systemreq...CYRI/intro.aspx and everything else is OK ie firewall exceptions, updates ect then the chances are you will need to download DX9 from here http://www.microsoft...aylang=en&id=35 hope that helps

i have the same problem, i have also a ssd drive with windows 7...  i cant believe that i have to replace my ssd to play wot again... is there no other solution? i updatet directx, installed directx 9, followed this workaround: http://forum.worldof...r-fail-problem/, updated device drivers....when i start the wot.exe direct from the folder i get the "d3dx9_43.dll error"

if somebody has another solution i would be very thankful for your help...

If you get a D3Dx9_43.dll error, that means your DirectX9 installation is out of date or broken.

as i mentioned i reinstalled directx 9 several times, but i still get the error...

NescobarALopLop, on 01 March 2012 - 09:05 PM, said:

I uploaded my D3DX9_43.dll files. If you have a 32-bit system, you don't need the DLL file stored in folder SysWOW64.
Otherwise put both DLL files in their specified folders!

System32 / D3DX9_43.dll   to   C:\Windows\System32
SysWOW64 / D3DX9_43.dll   to   C:\Windows\SysWOW64

Make a backup before and if you don't trust me do a virus check before unpacking!

Download D3DX9_43   (Rapidshare)

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