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Championship Manager 2
i have this game
it is very old (96/97) it is however fantastic and i want to play it however i am on XP and it isn't working when i try and run the install program and any other exe on the d drive a box comes up saying 16 bit MS-DOS Subsystem D:\INSTALL.EXE C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application. Close or Ignore sounds bleak,,,any ideas? ignore just closes it too |
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thanks it installed but when i try and run the game, nothing happens, the msdos box pops up as it should do then dissapears but the game does not run, have tried running it from the disk and c:
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Does the game say it is compatible with XP??
Have you tried running it in Compatibility mode ?? Murray |
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well when i bought it it was in 1997 XP wasn't created so i dont think so, i no longer have the manual but i know i played it on win98 and 95 before, i dont know how to run it compataibilty mode, it just has go.exe or cm2.exe either can be used but neither is working as stated aboce
Last edited by rabidscouser; June 6th, 2006 at 07:56 PM. |
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As per the Help and Support option in the Start Menu had you ever decided to look..
To set the Compatibility properties for a program manually
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Murray |
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do i just try every compataibilty option 95-2000 (it doesn't have XP) and if it doesn't work im just gonna break down in tears?
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No.. you already have XP.. you need XP to run in 98SE compatibility mode.. Guess which one you choose !!!!!!!!!!!
Murray |
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okay didn't seem to work for me
i went to offical website which said this You can only run CM2 series games on Windows 2000 or XP if you only have NTFS partitions on your hard drive, then create a small FAT32 partition, insert a Windows 98SE bootdisk and load the game up from there. Also required are DOS mouse drivers (you may have a problem if you have a USB mouse), which will have to be loaded up each time you wish to play unless you amend the autoexec.bat file. Failing that, the trickier option is to install and configure a DOS emulator. Other option is to try using a bootdisk from www.bootdisk.com this is alot of jargon and stuff for me to deal with i would be really really grateful if you could say whihc is likely to work for me or if any of them wont or whatever thanks so much murray (or whoever replies) |
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Well, in order to make a small FAT32 partition you will need a third party program such as Partition magic.. Not free..
You could try searching the net for a DOS emulator as mentioned and pick one that you can makes heads or tails out of.. Otherwaise, you have a real nice coaster to use !! Murray |
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just to say
i found a great emulator, not toooo difficult and a great forum where they take you through it i now have the game up and running and i am so happy!!! you want me to post which i used and forum etc to help others or is this kinda adding not allowed |
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can you tell me how you sorted this out?
i'm having the same problems you had. dying to see Liverpool at the top again. |
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