Windows 10: Is there any way to access a program's command line argument to remove -dx12, like adding -eng

Discus and support Is there any way to access a program's command line argument to remove -dx12, like adding -eng in Windows 10 Software and Apps to solve the problem; DirectX 12 is not supported on your system. Try running without the -dx12 or -d3d12 command line argument.I've been trying to play Frostpunk 2 Beta and... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Software and Apps' started by BoyTheFather, Apr 20, 2024.

  1. BOYTHEFATHER
    BoyTheFather Win User

    Is there any way to access a program's command line argument to remove -dx12, like adding -eng


    DirectX 12 is not supported on your system. Try running without the -dx12 or -d3d12 command line argument.I've been trying to play Frostpunk 2 Beta and it won't happened until I remove -dx12 in the command line argument. Is there anyway to access it and change it?I know there was a way to open a program's 'subpart', just like opening a program's properties, but it has the command line argument which you can modify it with -eng or -rus language translation or something like that.

    :)
     
    BoyTheFather, Apr 20, 2024
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  2. NAKI
    Naki Win User

    GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

    Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile Is there any way to access a program's command line argument to remove -dx12, like adding -eng :)
     
    Naki, Apr 20, 2024
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  3. RYANLY
    ryanly Win User
    GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

    Current /? (-?) or / help (-help) parameter is invalid
     
    ryanly, Apr 20, 2024
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  4. IKN0KIA
    ikn0kia Win User

    Is there any way to access a program's command line argument to remove -dx12, like adding -eng

    Command line arguments?

    Are there any command line arguments I can use to create shortcuts to individual apps like Sync, Messages etc?
     
    ikn0kia, Apr 20, 2024
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