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<blockquote data-quote="JeanSJoubert" data-source="post: 153800"><p>There might be another solution but this could be costly.</p><p></p><p>There is a program called VMWare workstation. You install it in windows. With this you can install an older version of Windows in VMWare. e.g Windows 98. Bear in mind you still need a licenced version of the operating system you are installing and you also need a licence to run VMWare. I know there was some legal issues about this program a while ago so best to read more about it at <a href="http://www.vmware.com" target="_blank">www.vmware.com</a> and all the relevant docs.</p><p></p><p>Otherwise if you have a small 20GB or something similar lying around hookit up to your pc and dualboot it with an older Windows version. Also bear in mind you need a valid licence for this.</p><p></p><p>I have noticed this with some older games they can't handle new hardware. It might be that the game is too old.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JeanSJoubert, post: 153800"] There might be another solution but this could be costly. There is a program called VMWare workstation. You install it in windows. With this you can install an older version of Windows in VMWare. e.g Windows 98. Bear in mind you still need a licenced version of the operating system you are installing and you also need a licence to run VMWare. I know there was some legal issues about this program a while ago so best to read more about it at [url]www.vmware.com[/url] and all the relevant docs. Otherwise if you have a small 20GB or something similar lying around hookit up to your pc and dualboot it with an older Windows version. Also bear in mind you need a valid licence for this. I have noticed this with some older games they can't handle new hardware. It might be that the game is too old. [/QUOTE]
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