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How to let Learn to Speak German 8.0 run on Windows Vista
I bought "Learn to Speak German 8.0" almost 6 years ago. Since the program need the OS is Windows 95 or 98, however now my OS is Windows Vista, how can I let the program run on Windows Vista? Thanks a lot.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Vista! Have exactley the same issue with French Software. The new Microsoft operating system due out this year will apparently will not be as restrictive as Vista fifth when it comes to legacy software. Welcome to the wonderful world of Vista! Have exactley the same issue with French Software. The new Microsoft operating system due out this year will apparently will not be as restrictive as Vista fifth when it comes to legacy software.
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Re: how to let Learn to Speak German 8.0 run on Windows...
Unfortunately there is no way around it as the software is not compatible with vista and wasn't designed for vista, i had a similar old software installed fine with vista but this is not true for most of them
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Have you check the hardware compatibility on the Computer? There is a minimum spec requirement to run windows 8. Is it a 32 or 64 bit windows 8? The HP A720N was available for sale in Sept. 1, 2004. I doubt if it will run win 8. The Ram and Graphics are going to be a big issue. Take a look at this Min. Requirements: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/system-requirements If you can, return Win 8. Looking at your specs, I don't think you can run Win 7? http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/products/system-requirements Perhaps Vista.
Try running the program in compatibility mode. Right click on the icon used to start it, go to compatibility and change it to Windows XP. If this doesn't work, the program is not capable of running in Windows 7 so you will need to downgrade Windows or upgrade to a newer version of the Learn to Speak English software.
If a program cannot be run under Windows 7 because of compatibility issues you have to right click on the executable file that will start the installation and click Properties. Select Compatibility tab and check the Windows version you know the program worked with before. You can find more about this Compatibility issue on Microsoft website: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/windows-vista/Make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows
Also after you install the program you most likely will have to do the same for the application file.
It may not be compatible with XP. Look on the back of the case and check which OS it is for. Sometimes the websites that support these have a patch for when you upgrade. I have had this problem with some of my software every time I've upgraded Operating Systems.
First ensure you purchased the full version and not just the demo, in which many features are non operative, in that case it will be normal. Most probably the disk is dirty, defective or scratched. If it is dirty you can wash the cd in cold water (no soap or cleaning products), and then dry well with a soft cloth, taking care not to leave hairs or wet spots before trying again.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Vista! Have exactley the same issue with French Software. The new Microsoft operating system due out this year will apparently will not be as restrictive as Vista fifth when it comes to legacy software.
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