DirectX problems - Onboard video problems? K9VGM-V

I am having problems with loading the new Nero suite (7.xx) version. It keeps coming back with a DirectX error. The guys at Ahead are telling the same thing.
My question is: Can I use DirectX 9.0c using the onboard video? I don't know what bios I have yet.
PCTools 2000 tells me I have DirectX9.0c installed and is okay.

Thanks for the ideas. I have already done the Directx diagnostics. That didn't change anything.
when I try to run the Directx diag I get this error. "The procedure entry point could not be located in the dynamic link library GDI32.dll"
In fact, that dll (GDI32.dll) doesn't even show up in the list of directx files in the diagnostics window.
I have tried to load a different version of the dll but I can't since it's in use by windows.
The guys from Nero have told me that it's my video drivers incompatibility with with my video drivers. They have a program that copies a whole heck of a lot of details from my computer and creates logs.
I have since done the online upgrade of my video drivers from MSI. It still doesn't work.
I am noticing that I could not load Diskeeper either. It comes up with some error, too.
This has been very frustrating.
Thanks in advance, Ray.
Reloading windows is such a pain.

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=111410.0

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/search/ser/SerConRes.php?Page=2&num=0&DATA=2&SearchKey=6156
there are 3x 6156 models to start
a BX VA and a ZX
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=112
is the only one with a product page and piccy
did you save the old bios wen asked
have you Clear CMOS Guide
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=112
is all that remains of the 6905 ,not evan a bios file
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Problem viewing videos - Problema visualizzazione video

Hello
A few days ago I decided to start trying Adobe Premiere CS5, honestly I never used this program, even earlier versions.
Just coming to my problem:
I imported a video
format: mov
size: 1280 x 720
codecs: H.264, AAC
Color Profile: HD (1-1-1)
Channels: 2
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When I put it in the timeline does not see me, but I also render anything, it reproduces more or less than 1''and then go back.
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Andrea
Italian Version:
Salve a tutti
da pochi giorni ho deciso di iniziare a provare Adobe Premiere CS5, sinceramente non ho mai utilizzato questo programma.
Arrivo subito al mio problema:
Ho importato un video
formato: mov
dimensioni: 1280 x 720
codec: H.264, AAC
profilo colore: HD (1-1-1)
canali audio: 2
totale freq. bit.: 9.745
Quando lo metto nella timeline non me lo fa vedere, ho fatto anche il rendering ma nulla, lo riproduce per più o meno 1'' e poi ritorna indietro.
Per spiegare meglio il mio problema vi allego un video che ho fatto alla schermata
Ho aggiornato tutti i codec sia audio che video
Ho provato anche con un video in avi ma comunque non va.
Da cosa può dipendere il problema???
Grazie Mille
Andrea

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Last edited by Ron74 (2011-03-18 16:17:45)

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Ron74 wrote: What is KMS, and how to use it?
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