torolecarte
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Well, I have a notebook, but it was designed to run Windows Vista or up.
Like everyone know, the Vista is not the best OS to use, so I've changed to XP, but in XP a lot of special features of the notebook are disabled because it don't have any driver for XP.
Now I'm using the Windows 7, but I play some games a little older than the 7 supports
So I installed to XPM and can't play for there, I've read some things but nothing consistent.
So I want to know, is there anything that I can do to play games through the XPM or I'll need another partition just to play these games?
What are the limitations of the XPM, and what I can do to play old games in Windows 7?
Like everyone know, the Vista is not the best OS to use, so I've changed to XP, but in XP a lot of special features of the notebook are disabled because it don't have any driver for XP.
Now I'm using the Windows 7, but I play some games a little older than the 7 supports
So I installed to XPM and can't play for there, I've read some things but nothing consistent.
So I want to know, is there anything that I can do to play games through the XPM or I'll need another partition just to play these games?
What are the limitations of the XPM, and what I can do to play old games in Windows 7?
My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7, Windows XP
- CPU
- AMD Turion X2
- Memory
- 3Gb
- Graphics Card(s)
- ATI RADEON 3100
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 15.4"
- Hard Drives
- 160Gb