As soon as MGE can “see” DirectX 9c, it will launch. Most recent Windows games will install DirectX version 9c as part of their install procedure, so just installing one of your other games is probably the simplest way to get DirectX 9 on a fresh install of Windows 7. Install DirectX version 9c, if in doubt - it will co-exist happily with later versions of DirectX.
* Troubleshooting tip 2: Note that MGE requires DirectX 9 – yet Windows 7 only ships with later versions of DirectX, and so on a fresh install of Windows 7 this means that MGE may not launch. * Troubleshooting tip 1: If you’re having problems having MGE detect the screen resolution, it’s likely because you first need to run Morrowind without MGE a few times and adjust resolution using the normal method, which then creates some Windows registry settings that MGE requires. Don’t tinker with the other default settings, just check that you’re getting the screen resolution you want, and the anti-aliasing etc. Set the settings from your screen resolution (can go up to widescreen 1920 x 1200px), anti-aliasing, anisotropic, etc. MGE requires Morrowind/Tribunal/Bloodmoon to together be patched to v, or it won’t run. Install and test the latest Morrowind Graphics Extender.
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