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Sparkyhodgo posted:Believe it or not, this could be a deal breaker for me. No worries. Set it on XP compatibility and give write permission to the Baldur's Gate 2 folder in case it's missing and it'll work just fine.
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Argila posted:this might be a dumb question: can I duel boot this? or does it need to have a previous os to install over? You can dual boot but just remember to install it on a partition without files from previous Windows versions. If you install it on a partition on which you have Windows installed or a "Program Files" -folder on it it'll move those files over to a folder called "Windows.old"
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evobatman posted:I cannot get Planescape Torment to work It's running fine for me with the same setup. I did a fresh install of it and it didn't even need compatibility modes or anything.
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No go with compatibility mode or virtual XP. Running x64 7100. Anyone else had any luck?
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evobatman posted:Which version are you running? I'm trying to install from the 4 cd-version, and nothing happens. setup.exe*32 is running, but nothing visible on the screen. I have the original 4 CD version of it. Did you try forcing the setup to run as administrator?
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Nam Taf posted:Antivirus: NOD32, AVG, Avira, Avast! COMODO Internet Security (Firewall + Antivirus) also works. Just run the installer in compatibility mode.
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Sylink posted:Normally isn't for me either. That is what makes it so loving odd. Especially since win 7 comes with .net 3.5.1? I guess you somehow managed to deselect it during install or something. Turn it on from "Turn windows features on or off" 
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