Hello, I have just bought a new computer equipped with windows 7 home edition. I would like to install my ultimate yahtzee cd rom but I get a message that my computer does not support it. Will you please assist me, I am a 77year old faithful customer. Thanks. Francis Amyotte PS. the cd rox indicates win3.1 and win 95

You could upgrade to windows 7 ultimate as this has a xp compatability mode for windows xp programs

Put the genuine Microsoft CD-ROM disk into your CD-ROM drive.
Restart your computer.
As soon as it starts, look for a message like "press Fxx to temporary change boot-order".
Press that key.
Select to boot from you CD-ROM drive.
This will start to install Windows, by reading from the CD-ROM drive.

Find a friend with either a "retail" Windows XP Home Edition CD-ROM disk,
or with an 'OEM' ("original equipment manufacturer") equivalent.

Use that disk, plus the 25-character product-key on the label on the side of your computer,
to reinstall Windows, or first to try to "repair" your installed copy of Windows.

Or, if you have a "brand-name" computer (Dell, HP, IBM, Lenovo, Acer, Gateway, eMachines)
telephone the manufacturer, and order a replacement "System Restore" set of CD-ROM disks.
Probably about $20, plus $20 for overnight-courier.

Ask your friends to borrow either a "retail" Windows XP Home Edition CD-ROM (bought when XP was available in retail stores) or an "OEM" (Original Equipment Manufacturer) version. The OEM version was used by Microsoft-licensed "system-builders" (small computer-stores that assemble computers from the individual components, and then install this "generic" version of Windows).

If you have the "genuine Windows" decal on the side of your desktop, use that 25-character product-key and the "borrowed" CD-ROM to reinstall Windows.

Go to Control Panel-->Administrative Tools-->Computer Management
Your CD/DVD rom would be listed there... Just right click on the DVD rom and select"Change drive letter and path". Then select "Add" and change the drive letter..

This software was released long before Win7 was being worked on. Thus it isn't going to work directly in Win7; Microsoft has changed a lot in the OS. However, with a bit of work and either Win7 Pro or Ultimate, there is a workaround. Install the XP mode program from Microsoft (it's a two download process) and create a virtual computer inside your main computer. You should be able to install and run the game within the virtual computer.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Try changing the CD, if that dosn't solve the problem :
1. Format the whole hard disk using the default partition manager.
2. Install XP freshly.

I got your problem hunny, for properly installation u have to first format the windows and shut down the computer take a new cd of windows check your CD ROM is OK or Not then Install the windows if any new hardware u attached before pull out that and install the windows may God your problem will be solved if got your solution plz reply me .

try right clicking on the program on your desktop and then click on properties after that click on compatibilty, next click the box next to run this program in compatibility mode, then click the box below that and select windows 95 or windows 98 / windows me. that should fix the problem. if not then you will have to uninstall and reinstall the game.

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