Question about WindowsXP and games

[cyborg]

I'm wondering if there is a way to make game trainers and other similar
programs work efficiently under windowsXP. If yes, how can I make them work?
Does the "Compatibility" option has to do anything with that?

[KILLER_K]

On Sun, 17 Nov 2002 22:25:46 +0200, "cyborg" <astral...@yahoo.gr>
wrote:

[ThE SlAyEr ReTuRnS.moderated]

any game that has a little age or wont run on xp can be made to work...

altho some just wont play the game at all most will.....

stick the cd in and right click the setup.exe.....choose comp mode and
install using win 98 compatibility mode.....

then when yu run it (after install) right click the game exe and choose run
in win 98 comp mode again.....

i have tried normal install then trying t run ad msot times it doesnt
work,,but if the installer is run in comp mode too,,

i have had 10 games install and run successfully using this method,, five of
these would not run untill i ran comp mde on the actual installer....

the world is a mysterious place...

regards slayer

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