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Old 07-14-2006, 01:43 AM   #1
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Hi,

Since Microsoft now offer Virtual PC as a free download, I thought I'd give
it a go last night and see if there was any chance of getting TR1 working
again. I managed to install and run an old copy of Windows 98 OK, but when I
try to install TR1 I get a blank screen and a frozen virtual machne.

Anyone have any ideas how to get it installed. Any help would be
appreciated.

PS - Next step is to try and run MSDOS (if I can find the old install disks)
on a virtual disk and see if I have more success that way. Anyone tried
this?


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Old 07-16-2006, 03:59 PM   #2
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Hi, Since Microsoft now offer Virtual PC as a free download, I thought I'd give it a go last night and see if there was any chance of getting TR1 working again. I managed to install and run an old copy of Windows 98 OK, but when I try to install TR1 I get a blank screen and a frozen virtual machne. Anyone have any ideas how to get it installed. Any help would be appreciated. PS - Next step is to try and run MSDOS (if I can find the old install disks) on a virtual disk and see if I have more success that way. Anyone tried this?



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Old 07-20-2006, 11:52 AM   #3
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There is also Vmware to run a virtual machine, its faster and free
also. You can try that.

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Hi, Since Microsoft now offer Virtual PC as a free download, I thought I'd give it a go last night and see if there was any chance of getting TR1 working again. I managed to install and run an old copy of Windows 98 OK, but when I try to install TR1 I get a blank screen and a frozen virtual machne. Anyone have any ideas how to get it installed. Any help would be appreciated. PS - Next step is to try and run MSDOS (if I can find the old install disks) on a virtual disk and see if I have more success that way. Anyone tried this?


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Old 07-20-2006, 01:32 PM   #4
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Thanks for that - I'll give it a go.

PA - When I have time, just got Vista Beta and am experimenting with that.


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Hi, Since Microsoft now offer Virtual PC as a free download, I thought I'd give it a go last night and see if there was any chance of getting TR1 working again. I managed to install and run an old copy of Windows 98 OK, but when I try to install TR1 I get a blank screen and a frozen virtual machne. Anyone have any ideas how to get it installed. Any help would be appreciated. PS - Next step is to try and run MSDOS (if I can find the old install disks) on a virtual disk and see if I have more success that way. Anyone tried this?



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