It seems that you're using an outdated browser. Some things may not work as they should (or don't work at all).
We suggest you upgrade newer and better browser like: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera

×
Community
General discussion (archive)Why are some games not available for windows 7?(22 posts)solved(22 posts)solved
(22 posts)solved
Pages:
1
2
This is my favourite topic
Posted May 27, 2011
Never had a problem with any game on this site on Win 7. Now VISTA was Hell.
Posted May 27, 2011
im gonna mark this one as solved but continue to discuss this at length if you choose
Posted May 27, 2011
I own more than 50 games here and ALL of them work perfectly fine on Windows 7, though some require a little tweaking first.

Frankly I haven't had a single game I could run under XP not run under Windows 7.

Just because the OS isn't officially supported doesn't mean it doesn't work.
Posted May 27, 2011
Turning UAC off isn't that great of an idea even if you are a power user. It's basically the same as password prompts for installs and updates that most Linux distros do, so real nerds should have no issue with it anyways. :p It's slightly annoying, but the extra security for stopping any virus that does manage to worm it's way through is worth it, IMO.
Posted May 27, 2011
avatar
Penquin: Turning UAC off isn't that great of an idea even if you are a power user. It's basically the same as password prompts for installs and updates that most Linux distros do, so real nerds should have no issue with it anyways. :p It's slightly annoying, but the extra security for stopping any virus that does manage to worm it's way through is worth it, IMO.
Yeah, well, so you know, I had UAC turned on but it wouldn't let me delete some files.

Files on an older hard drive I was cleaning up. Files that were there for years and I had no use for. Why wouldn't it let me delete stuff? I'M THE GODDAMN ADMIN.

That made me turn it off completely. I get what they're trying to do, but shit like that ain't necessary. :(
Posted May 27, 2011
avatar
Penquin: Turning UAC off isn't that great of an idea even if you are a power user. It's basically the same as password prompts for installs and updates that most Linux distros do, so real nerds should have no issue with it anyways. :p It's slightly annoying, but the extra security for stopping any virus that does manage to worm it's way through is worth it, IMO.
I've had it turned off since Vista came out and never had a virus in all that time. My wife has had it turned on since Vista came out and I have to reformat her laptop every few months because she constantly has viruses.

It's all about knowing what not to click.
Posted May 27, 2011
Windows 7 with UAC disabled is the best Windows ever.
Pages:
1
2
This is my favourite topic
Community
General discussion (archive)Why are some games not available for windows 7?(22 posts)solved(22 posts)solved
(22 posts)solved