i have win7 premium. i love to play pc games.all my games are new. i can't get any of them to install on my pc.my pc is new. i put the disc in and nothing happens. so what is wrong with my pc?
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i have win7 premium. i love to play pc games.all my games are new. i can't get any of them to install on my pc.my pc is new. i put the disc in
and nothing happens. so what is wrong with my pc? or me?
More specifically I want to play the original diablo over a LAN connection. Problem being IPX is no longer supported.
My computer is running Windows 7 Home Premium as title states. This apparently is one of the only Windows 7 editions that cannot run a Virtual PC Windows XP mode so i'm out of good ideas.
The other computer is using windows xp, i have manually installed an ipx protocol.
Does microsoft have any possible fixes? I'd rather not download shady software such as IPX emulators if it can be avoided.
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Hardware:
Gigabyte Mother Board, GA-Z77-D3H (Is the name I found on the mb itself)
1TB Toshiba Hard Drive
(Anything else I'll have to look at when my pc is off)
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Update: Running in IDE, ran a diskpart, Detects hard drive,
Info I obtained;
Disk type: ATA
Satus: Online
Path: 0
[code]....
Tried to run a clean command, failed due to I/O error. took 30+ minutes aswell Update: Booted up and ran os with AHCI setting on. Got to disk drive, still no hard drive. Started fumbling around in Diskpart in command prompt, can get the hard drive to appear as disk 4 after rescanning. any attempts to manipulate it (i.e create partition or clean of partition) results in error and the disk vanishes until I rescan.
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Specs:
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ChipsetAMD A45 FCH
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AudioRealtek ALC888S
EthernetGigabit LAN
Crucial M4 SSD 128GB
4 GB RAM
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