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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: BenDover on April 24, 2003, 10:53:17 AM
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I keep hearing 2k has compatibility mode so it'll work like windows 95, like on XP.
And that it can be turned on in the compatibility tab in a sortcut's properties.
Now my question, where is it? Do I have to enable a process, or download something?
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Hiya,
If i get you right you just highlight whatever you wanna compat-mode (eg: driver etc) and scroll to properties then click compat-mode wanted
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I'm talking about programs, not hardware.
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i booted to this mode once, it was either a startup option or an advanced function (the f8 options i think). It worked.
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Originally posted by Defiance
Hiya,
If i get you right you just rightclick whatever you wanna compat-mode and scroll to properties then click compat-mode wanted
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If you have service pack 2 or 3 loaded you may have this option. Right click the shortcut to launch the program and pick properties. You should see a tab that says compatibility just to the right of security.
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I guessed that's where it would be, but its not there.....
hmm, I'll check on windows update....
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hey I found it, not on windows update though, off of some forum.
Here's the instructions
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Installing on Win 2000
First you must update to Service Pack 2
Then:
Log on as Administrator.
Click Start , and then click Run .
In the Open box, type the following command, and then click OK , where %SystemRoot% is the drive and folder in which Windows is installed:
regsvr32 %systemroot%\apppatch\slayerui.dll
(THIS IS A SINGLE COMMAND, NOT 2 SEPARATE ONES. TYPE IT ALL OUT AT ONCE.)
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Don't worry, this won't make your comp melt on your desk.
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Ben,
Make a short cut to the program's exe file. Right click the short cut, and choose properties.
You should see a "compatablility" tab.
Need for Speed 5 runs better in Win98 mode on my system, for instance.
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well i do know that now :rolleyes:
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compatibility mode is in windows xp not in w2k
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jpeg, read my damn posts.