Fix DirectX setup error An internal system error has occurred in Windows 10

 DirectX is a component required for some games played on desktops and laptops. Therefore, the game lovers usually tend to download and install DirectX manually when the game requires it. However, some users have encountered this error stating " An internal system error has occurred ||please refer to DXError.log and DirectX.log ". This error prevents you from completing the setup and fails in the middle.

Apparently the DirectX setup error " An internal system error has occurred " in Windows 10 can occur due to an outdated .NET framework, graphics driver or due to an older version of Visual C++ that needs to be updated. The good news is that here we have a workaround for you to fix the problem. Let's see how.

Solution: By changing the registry editor

Before making any changes to the Registry Editor , be sure to back up the registry data so that if you lose data in the process, you can undo it using the backup data.

Step 1: Press Win + R hotkey on your keyboard to open Run command .

Step 2: In the Run command box , type regedit and press OK to bring up the Registry Editor window.

Step 3: In the Registry Editor window, navigate to the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DirectX

Now go to the right side of the window and right click on InstalledVersion . Click Modify to open the Edit Binary Value dialog box .

Step 4: In the Edit Binary Value dialog box, delete all possible data. After everything is cleared, the original 0000 remains .

Just enter the values ​​given below in the field. If you press a zero, enter two zeros, delete, and then try again,and press 8 on the keyboard.

08 08 00 00 00 09 00 00 00

Press OK to save changes and exit.

Step 5: Now in the Registry Editor window, double click on the string Version to get the Edit . to open String window.

Step 6: In the Edit String window, set the Value Data field to:

4.09.00.0904

If it is already set to the above value, leave it as it is. Press OK to save changes and exit.

That's all. Now exit Registry Editor and try installing DirectX again. It should work without any problems.