Quote:Original post by Evil Steve
The SDK is easy to remove, but you can't downgrade DirectX. So if you have the latest SDK and you then uninstalled it and tried to install the December 2004, the latest DirectX runtimes will remain on your computer. Not that that's a bad thing, mind - the older SDK would still work fine with the newer runtimes since DirectX is backwards compatible.
Allow me to get up on my soapbox and underline this reply. This backwards compatibility means you get to pick your SDK version now and can happily develop with it for years, meaning you don't have to upgrade to newer versions. It's probably painfully obvious, but I used to constantly update my SDK and rework my code when I just got started, so this might save you some aggravation [smile]