Problem with .cab file

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  1. TheTourist
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    Problem with .cab file


    Hello,

    I got a problem with my new version of Windows 7 when installing a game from an Iso file I have on my HDD.
    When I try to install, I get the message : I get a box called CRC error with the message : the file xxx doesn't fit to the file into the .cab file...

    Did someone know how to fix this problem, please ?
    It seems to be new because it worked fine with the Win 7 RC edition but not with the Home Premium Edition.

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  3. TheTourist
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    any idea ?
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  4. Tews
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    Have you tried installing it in Vista compatibility mode??
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  6. TheTourist
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    Hi Tews. No I didn't try. Why I don't understand is why it was ok with the Win 7 RC and why it didn't work anymore with the Win 7 final version.
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  7. Tews
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    all I can say is ca ca occurs... try it and see what happens...
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  8. TheTourist
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    Hi Tews.

    I didn't find how to install in Win Vista compatibility mode.
    I know how to run in Vista compatibility mode but not how to install.
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  10. Tews
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    Right click properties compatibility select OS from drop down list... apply, close, run...
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  11. TheTourist
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    ok but as I can see,what you explain me is how to run in compatibility mode Vista and not how to install in compatibility mode Vista. It's not the same.
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  12. Tews
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    you run the setup program in compatibility mode..
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  13. TheTourist
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    Hi Tews,

    The problem is still the same when trying installing as you said.

    Do you have another idea ?
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