Direct X12 does not show as compatible

master3395 commented 3 years ago

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Download and run the latest build https://nightly.link/rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11/workflows/wnw11/main/WNW11.zip
Attach a picture of your WhyNotWin11 Results
Attach required information based on the category:

Architecture, CPU Compatibility, CPU Core Count, and CPU Frequency

Please run taskmgr, select Performance, then CPU, and attach a screenshot of the output
Please run gwmi win32_processor | Format-List -Property MaxClockSpeed,Name,NumberOfCores,NumberOfLogicalProcessors,AddressWidth in Powershell and attach a screenshot of the output

Boot Method

Please run bcdedit in an Admin Powershell and attach a screenshot of the output
Please run $env:firmware_type in Powershell and attach a screenshot of the output

DirectX

Please download and run GPU-Z and attach a screenshot of the "Graphics Card" tab
Please run dxdiag, select Save All Information and upload the file it generates

Disk Partition Type, Storage Available

Please run diskmgmt.msc, maximize the window, and attach a screenshot of the output

RAM Installed

Please run gwmi Win32_PhysicalMemory | Format-List -Property BankLabel,Capacity,PartNumber in Powershell and attach a screenshot of the output

Secure Boot

Please run reg query HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecureBoot\State in Powershell and attach a screenshot of the output

TPM

Please run windowsdefender://devicesecurity, Select Security Processor Details, and attach a screenshot of the output

rcmaehl commented 3 years ago

I guess I need to clarify when you need to run the specific commands in the issue template.

For some reason your dxdiag isn't reporting feature or DDI levels:

This will be improved in #58. It looks like your device is a laptop and that may have something to do with it.

micwoj92 commented 3 years ago

I am closing this because it is basically the same issue as #58

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