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Posted July 11, 2011
So yeah, Dosbox games do not like Win 7. I have the same problem with Blood but I thought I'd ask in here too.

You can see a lot of the things I already tried to do: http://www.gog.com/en/forum/blood_series/crashes_about_a_minute_in/page1

And yes I'm running as Admin. As soon as the game starts at the first level it crashes back to Desktop. What's interesting is that if I start up the Expansion packs they load up, I can play for a bit, but they crash randomly.
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Posted July 23, 2011
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LouisCyphre: So yeah, Dosbox games do not like Win 7. I have the same problem with Blood but I thought I'd ask in here too.

You can see a lot of the things I already tried to do: http://www.gog.com/en/forum/blood_series/crashes_about_a_minute_in/page1

And yes I'm running as Admin. As soon as the game starts at the first level it crashes back to Desktop. What's interesting is that if I start up the Expansion packs they load up, I can play for a bit, but they crash randomly.
You can avoid many Windows 7 related problems by not installing any software to windows' default installation path. What I like to is to install all my software to "%systemroot%\Software\" (%systemroot% is in most cases the C:\ drive). Windows is pretty rescritive on what's going in it's own Program Files folders. And by doing so, you don't have to run most games as administrator any more!
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