Hello Reagan,
In DOSbox you are able to map / mount a local drive from the gues DOSBox software to the windows host machine so that DOSbox can see it. I do this all the time - I have a drive on my windows machine C:\oldgames - and I issue the command
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SOURCE: AutoCad LT 2006 incompatible with Windows Vista
I have intalled vista home premium, there is an incompatiable issue.
Kindly solve the problem
SOURCE: Enter room, game shuts down
the concerned file of the is corrupt and you should reinstall the game.
SOURCE: OLD PC GAME INSTALL & PLAY
Try getting scummvm http://www.scummvm.org/
I see its supported and should work almost perfectly
http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility.php?version=SVN&details=dig
Let me know how that goes.
SOURCE: Mortyr 2 doesn't work in Vista.
yes.... just right click and click properties......then a window will pop up.... choose compatibility...and then check the box that says "Run this program in compatibility mode for"...... then choose Windows xp(service pack 2)!:DD.. or if it doesnt work.. keep the same configuration and run it as an administrator!!!:DD
SOURCE: I can not install Boggle on a Vista system
You could try to rightclick the setup.exe, select properties, go to compatibility and run it in Win95 compatibility. You can also try to make a shortcut to the game, then doing the above. There could also be a map called DIrectX on the disk. Try opening the executable in there, install DirectX, then try the game again.
Otherwise you're out of luck. Microsoft doesn't support old games, gets you to buy new ones. I don't like it either, but there's nothing you can do about it but switch back to Win95
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