I have a window 7 and i want to play bloobs - ValuSoft Bearware Millennium Game Pack for Windows

Hmm......You will have to download a plug-in for that. Windows 7 Starter doesn't really come with much DVD playback support. ANd what the hell are you doing running WIndows 7 STARTER Edition? What are you? 11 years old or something?

how to burn a cd in windows 7.

You may try Topics' site, it is possible the either have a workaround or some kind of solution that would allow you to install it on a Windows 7 machine. Unfortunately, unless you have Windows 7 Professional or Business, you won't have the virtualization part of W 7 that allows you to run Windows XP within Windows 7. Sadly, a lot of good software became obsolete this way. Definitely had a few myself that got the axe on the move to 7.

hi names Rui, may i ask what is the problem? can you be more specific with that? is your problen the CD doesn't run/play? no serial number? if your problem is doesnt play if its an original windows 7 you can just go to the store that you buy the dvd from and get a replacement for it, just dont forget to bring the reciept for proof. if seirl just google a free windows 7 home keygen.

The video game won't play due to the fact that it is not compatible with Windows 7
My recommendation would be to either try running it in XP mode if you happen to be running Win7: Professional or Ultimate. Further information can be found HERE
Otherwise, the next best thing is to install it on a different machine NOT running Windows Vista or 7.
The game specs can be found HERE on amazon.com
sorry, hope you get to play

Does the yellow bloob look like it could be a bell? That icon means "Alarm Only" -- your phone is set to not make any sounds except the alarm.

Hope that helps!

Hi,its obvious from your problem that both windows media 7 and mpeg video formats are not compatible with your dvd player,as you know,the windows media 7 is a very recent media player which is compatible with only very few dvd players so its not a defect with your dvd player,however you can go through your manual to see the list of video formats supported by your dvd player.
Thanks and take care

Try re-threading the machine with the presser foot up.

This opens the tension and allows the thread to "seat".

Thread with the presser foot down and the tension is closed and the thread cannot seat.

Are you installing within Windows? If so reboot your system with the Windows 7 system disc inside your cd rom, you should see message that says Press Any Key To Boot From CD at this point press any key. The system will load the installation files the it will ask you if you want to install or perform recovery you will select install, then it will ask you if you want to format your hard drive. Formatting your hard drive will erase the entire drive so back up any desired files. This will successfully install windows 7.

Cakewalk 4, is not compatible with Windows 7. I got this information from this page.