The DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag) is a built-in utility in Windows that provides detailed information about a computer’s hardware components and DirectX settings, which are essential for running multimedia applications. By typing “dxdiag” into the Run dialog, users can access system details such as graphics card model, audio device configurations, and driver information. This tool is particularly useful for troubleshooting graphics or sound issues, as well as for verifying system specifications to ensure compatibility with games or software that rely on DirectX technology.
Search and Run the “dxdiag” on windows to Launch the DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
Run dxdiag command on windows to Launch the DirectX Diagnostic Tool
You can see the following UI: the System and Display. This is my current workstation: Microsoft Surface Studio Laptop.
Run dxdiag command on windows to Launch the DirectX Diagnostic Tool – Show System Information including Display and Sound
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