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<blockquote data-quote="Gregor07" data-source="post: 576277" data-attributes="member: 101780">I think I was able to fix the problem myself. So here are my comments in order to help others with similar problems:Randomly I was able to find the error messages:Message1: 'Switching to the reference rasterizer, a software device that implements the entire Direct3D feature set, but runs very slowly'After 'OK', I get a second message:'Warning, nothing will be rendered.The reference rendering device, but, your computer only has a reduced-functionality reference device installed.Install the directx sdk to get the full reference device.A software device that implements the entire direct3d feature set, but runs very slowly.'I found several workarounds within the forum but I came up with another suggestion:Reason for message: If you have a relatively slow graphic card and chosen a high resolution then this message appears (in my case it was 1680x1050).Solution: Chose a lower resolution (in my case it worked with 1280x1024Regards,Gregor07</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gregor07, post: 576277, member: 101780"] I think I was able to fix the problem myself. So here are my comments in order to help others with similar problems: Randomly I was able to find the error messages: Message1: 'Switching to the reference rasterizer, a software device that implements the entire Direct3D feature set, but runs very slowly' After 'OK', I get a second message: 'Warning, nothing will be rendered. The reference rendering device, but, your computer only has a reduced-functionality reference device installed. Install the directx sdk to get the full reference device. A software device that implements the entire direct3d feature set, but runs very slowly.' I found several workarounds within the forum but I came up with another suggestion: Reason for message: If you have a relatively slow graphic card and chosen a high resolution then this message appears (in my case it was 1680x1050). Solution: Chose a lower resolution (in my case it worked with 1280x1024 Regards, Gregor07 [/QUOTE]

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