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In Windows XP, try the Program Compatibility Wizard for stubborn games. | In Windows XP, try the Program Compatibility Wizard for stubborn games.<ref>[http://www.wxpnews.com/ WXP News weekly newsletter]'</ref> | ||
# Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories and select Program Compatibility Wizard. | # Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories and select Program Compatibility Wizard. | ||
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# Click Next again to test the compatibility settings. | # Click Next again to test the compatibility settings. | ||
# After the test, you'll be returned to the Wizard. You can select to set the program to always use these settings or try different compatibility settings. Click Next. Click Finish. | # After the test, you'll be returned to the Wizard. You can select to set the program to always use these settings or try different compatibility settings. Click Next. Click Finish. | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[General Game Help]] | * [[General Game Help]] | ||
* [[:Category:Game Troubleshooting|Game Troubleshooting]] | * [[:Category:Game Troubleshooting|Game Troubleshooting]] | ||
* [[Emulators]] | * [[Emulators]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:16, 22 March 2026
Program Compatibility Wizard
In Windows XP, try the Program Compatibility Wizard for stubborn games.[1]
- Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories and select Program Compatibility Wizard.
- Read the Welcome screen and click Next.
- Select the method by which you want to locate the older program. You can choose from a list of programs, use the program in the CD-ROM drive, or locate the program manually. ("Manually" is probably easiest since by default the games install themselves into a directory under C:\Sierra.) Click Next.
- Select the program and click Next.
- Now choose the compatibility mode based on the operating system for which the program was designed. You can select Windows 95, NT 4.0 (SP5), Windows 98/ME or Windows 2000, or you can select not to apply a compatibility mode. Click Next.
- Select the display settings recommended for the program and click Next.
- Click Next again to test the compatibility settings.
- After the test, you'll be returned to the Wizard. You can select to set the program to always use these settings or try different compatibility settings. Click Next. Click Finish.
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