Hassanbasil

I also do some multithreaded loading and the graphics debugger crashes on it, perhaps a bug in the debugger itself, looks like it doesn't support multithreading

I do have the SDK and it is what im using

It's something called inverse kinematics, and it's a fairly well-understood (if complex) problem domain.

Thank you for pointing that out, InvalidPointer ( sounds wrong, eh? ), i found alot of information on it, guess that's all i needed .

Thanks for the reply i actually installed the correct driver and it did nothing, then after it, i installed an even newer beta driver and it also didn't work, the thing is, the caps seem somewhat confusing because the actual card's entry is empty, but the intel chip is not, although it has the same specs as the nVidia chip, which is somewhat weird, the intel GPU's specs SHOULD be able to run dx11 as it's listed there (see screenshot above), but it just doesn't work
one more final note for anyone willing to help: running my debug/release applications from the folder itself works fine, and it runs with nVidia GPU, but running it from visual studio or PIX won't work, and that's the whole thing

thank you for the link, i figured out all the points he concluded there, though, after using IDXGIFactory1, now it enumerates both adapters, but only the intel HD adapter has available outputs, the caps viewer is looking weird also..here's a screenshot (second NVIDIA card is selected below)

both cards has the same names there, but clicking them shows this: first one: description says intel HD graphics, dsecond one: description says nVidia geforce 540M
but the second one, which is supposed to be the good GPU, has only "outputs" listed under it and it cannot be expanded, meaning there are no outputs, which is the problem, now another thing is, the first one, which is described as intel HD graphics, has DirectX11 listed in it, and it supports feature level 11, so im a little bit confused