crossfire


  1. clippers
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    crossfire


    i have a crossfire downloaded to internet but the compatibility is window xp but my computer is window 7 so i need to use it in window 7 can you help
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  3. clippers
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    or simple i need crossfire that i can use my window 7 my pc is 3.0ghz 500gb hardisk athlon
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  4. smarteyeball
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    Crossfire the game?

    I think the problem lies with gameguard, the protection it uses.

    One possible fix

    Or try the attached Zip.

    GameGuard Fix.zip

    I personally haven't tried it, so I can't guarantee it works.

    Good luck.
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