I wish I knew how to use them on a windows 7, 64 bit machine. I payed for
them and now am unable to use them.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jack F
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2012 10:03 PM
To: gamers
Subject: [Audyssey] how to run Robert Betz's games under windows7
Hi all,
Here's an easy way to run Robert Betz's games and any other 32 bit
application under win7.
1. Download vmware player from
[url=www.vmware.com]the vmware website[/url]
2. Once downloaded, install windows xp or anything you want. You don't
need to purchase windows xp if you want it. Go to
[url=eurpod.com/vmware]the vm archive[/url]
and download the vm you want totally free. Important! Get right is the
only thing I know of that can actually finish any of these downloads,
but it can still take up to 40 minutes. But to hopefully speed it up,
press alt+o for options once the download has started. Go to
accelerated segmented downloading where you can break the download
into segments 4/4 is the best choice I think.
3. Once the download is finished you should've clicked save not open,
open vmware player and press ctrl+o. Then go to the directory where
you extracted the vm then click on the vertual machine I think it's
called windows xp.vmdk then press enter on it. Click on play vertual
machine for xp and say you moved it when it asks did you move it or
copy it. Then press ctrl+g to go from 7 to xp. Then go through the
installers for these games just like you would normally, then enjoy!
And when you shut down xp it'll take you back to normal use with
windows7, it won't shut down the computer. Hope this helps.
best regards,
Jack
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