 unable to play King's Quest Mask of Eternity on 64 bit Windows 7 |
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 Dec 1 2009, 10:33 PM
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 FACS Graduate  Group: Members Posts: 143 Joined: 11-May 06 From: United States of Mexico, I mean China, I mean America Member No.: 628  |
Helo, would anybody be able (or willing) to help me get King's Quest Mask Of Eternity running on 64 bit Windows 7? I have been unable to find help anywhere online. I am able to install it but not run it. I tried all the compatibility modes as well.
I can't even install Riven on my computer. Everytime I try it laughs at me before spitting disc one out... -------------------- Being lost is a state of having misplaced yourself. This is often done by very foolish people. "Lost" can also apply to a possession or thing that you have misplaced. Note, if you survive a plane crash and are subsequently stuck on an island, you are not Lost, you are f*cked.
My name is Keapon Laffin and I am a Bard.  What kind of Hero Are You? |
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Dec 2 2009, 07:35 AM
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VMware with Win98 work well.
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Dec 15 2009, 05:51 PM
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FACS Graduate Group: Members Posts: 143 Joined: 11-May 06 From: United States of Mexico, I mean China, I mean America Member No.: 628 |
The closest thing I could find was Virtual PC 2007 which works on all versions of 7 EXCEPT Starter and Home Premium (which I have). So I am back to square one...
Also, the link I found said that it emulated Windows 98 but I only saw XP... This post has been edited by Keapon Laffin: Dec 15 2009, 05:54 PM -------------------- Being lost is a state of having misplaced yourself. This is often done by very foolish people. "Lost" can also apply to a possession or thing that you have misplaced. Note, if you survive a plane crash and are subsequently stuck on an island, you are not Lost, you are f*cked.
My name is Keapon Laffin and I am a Bard. What kind of Hero Are You? |
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