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OS Compatibility

aFlabbyPanda · 2006-09-06 11:17:01

Outside of the compatibility tab is there any way to "fool" an application into thinking your running the OS it needs? I need to install something on Vista but the installer requires windows xp. I've tried the above method with no joy. any other ideas? (and dont say install xp)

06-09-2006 12:17pm

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Outside of the compatibility tab is there any way to "fool" an application into thinking your running the OS it needs? I need to install something on Vista but the installer requires windows xp. I've tried the above method with no joy.

any other ideas? (and dont say install xp)

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#2 06-09-2006 10:52pm

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Pain-in-the-ass solutions: VMWare, or dual-boot.

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