In this guide, I have explained how to enable Directx 12 in Windows 10 for any game. DirectX is an API that acts as a bridge for communication between games and supporting hardware/software. In simple words, to make your gameplay smooth and to render its associated things such as audio, video in good quality DirectX is responsible.
On Windows OS, there is no dedicated setting to enable Directx 12. To activate it, you can try to update the system settings of Windows. If you still use the older Windows 7, update the GPU driver installed on your computer. That will automatically run the DirectX 12 for any game you play. Normally if you do not enable DirectX for a game, the game will crash. It will also notify you to install the latest version of DirectX compatible with the game.
Enable DirectX 12 by Updating Windows OS
In some games, you may have to enable DirectX 12 by navigating to the in-game settings page. This means it doesn’t matter whether you update your system or not. You have to look in the settings of the game.