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If you wish to run a Windows program, you will need to do the following: Enable your hardware for Windows 7 in "Add/Remove Hardware and Software" - on the Computer hardware tab under Device Manager, you will need to enable the Unknown Device (on XP only) or IRQ 4 and 5 (on Vista and later machines) in order to access the storage that Wine will use. Run the setup program for the Windows application that you wish to run in Wine. The setup program will look for a dedicated directory that Wine refers to as the "Setup config", which usually is the directory you call "Program Files" on Windows. In the case of programs that are installed using the "Installer" program, this directory is usually called "My Documents" or "Program Files" (since this is the folder where the setup program looks for the setup installation itself). Once setup program is finished installing, select the "Run as administrator" option when prompted.
The DirectX 9, DirectX 8, and DirectX 7 APIs have all been deprecated in Windows Vista and later operating systems; however, for backward compatibility with applications written prior to Vista, it is possible to enable and use these older APIs. To do so, you must use the following registry key:
Having been a Direct3D programmer for almost 20 years and finally having first-hand experience of the changes, the fact that Direct3D 9.0 is not compatible with Direct3D versions 10, 10.1, 11, or 11.1 is exceedingly frustrating, as such programmers were encouraged to upgrade. Implementing backward compatibility is definitely possible, but the compatibility demanded by the game industry is very high. Now, that Direct3D version 10 almost officially ships on Windows 7 is a major drawback. One could argue this is for the best. Some programmers might even not like it, believing that DXGI (and now Direct3D on Windows 7) should not even bother making any backward compatibility assumptions.
A seemingly _blithe_ response to the above is that I should embrace Windows 7 and get to work on an app that will run on both Vista and Windows 7. The problem is that the vast majority of high-quality games are written for any or all of Direct3D 9, Direct3D 10, Direct3D 11, Direct3D 11. a0fb89163a

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