   [SlimDX] Driver Internal Error?
  I'm using SlimDX and on resize I recreate the device and all the device resources but when I go to present I get the following error.  I checked all my resources and nothing is disposed, any idea why?D3DERR_DRIVERINTERNALERROR: Driver internal error (-2005530585)Thanks,Devin   
  There are two possibilities:1) SlimDX is incorrectly translating a return code from the native API into a driver internal error message, or2) your driver has suffered an internal error.(1) seems rather unlikely as the translation are automated, and all failures pretty much belong the same equivalency class, so I would be skeptical unless I saw all errors turning into internal-error HRESULTs.(2) is probably the actual failure. This could be anything from an actual bug in the drivers, to a bug in code somewhere that does something the driver cannot cope with. You're going to have to provide more information about your machine and driver versions. If you could produce a minimalistic reproduction case and provide the code, that would be ideal.   ;  Thanks, sorry it took so long for me to respond, got tied up at work and got sick.Nvidia 82.06 on the drivers.The video card is the 9800GX2 and the code is where I recreate:The Device.The Vertex Buffers.The Index Buffers.The Textures.Then present failes.  I checked all the resources and their all updated and not disposed.  I set the debug to max level on the DXUtil.[begin edit]The code is huge and I don't know where to begin to add it.  But I did disable all the settings and opt for a default configuration to configure the device with a classic scenerio.  The only difference is that its windowed.  The error is that SlimDX has no resize ability like MDX had.  In MDX you could resize and everything handled itself.  SlimDX doesn't seem to handle resize properly and stretches the back buffer instead of re-creating it.  This is where the problem is.  I resize and because I resize I have to recreate everthing.  Is there another way to do it?[end edit]-Devin[Edited by - devronious on June 18, 2009 10:11:10 AM]