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4 Nov 2009, 18:37
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Win 7
Question to Win 7 users, I'm just curious if you have ever had any problems Downloading/Patching/Playing Dofus while on Win 7, I might upgrade to win 7 very soon and I just wanted to hear it from those who already have Win 7 and tried/have played Dofus also does it run the same or better than XP?
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6 Nov 2009, 01:42
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6 Nov 2009, 02:08
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XP rules. Period.
Although I did hear some rumours that 7 is way better than Vista and that's actually reliable. |
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6 Nov 2009, 02:26
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i dont get whats wrong with vista, i got it and it works flawlessly
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6 Nov 2009, 05:06
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The thing is that vista won't work so good on standard pc's.. standart pc's make it fail alot because it doesn't have the required resources to work without a fail..
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6 Nov 2009, 06:16
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Windows 7 has worked flawlessly for me. I upgraded from Windows Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Ultimate and I am more than satisfied.
One of the great things about Windows 7 is that if you have any issues running a program, Windows 7 has a built-in feature that lets you open a program in several different computability modes (Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Service Pack 2, etc). This post has been edited by Ralfedeh: 6 Nov 2009, 06:16 |
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6 Nov 2009, 06:20
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Well, there's such thing as XP mode in Win 7, in where legacy devices or software can be compatible.
I play Dofus and Dofus 2.0 on my Win 7 Ultimate Alienware M15, runs smooth, way better than my Vista Laptop. @Ralfedeh Vista has that to incase you didn't know. This post has been edited by ArchangelWap: 6 Nov 2009, 06:25 |
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6 Nov 2009, 07:07
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I have Dofus running on Windows 7 Ultimate and have no problems yet so far.
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6 Nov 2009, 11:25
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6 Nov 2009, 20:21
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One of the great things about Windows 7 is that if you have any issues running a program, Windows 7 has a built-in feature that lets you open a program in several different computability modes (Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Service Pack 2, etc). Do you mean Windows 7 Ultimate or does Windows 7 Premium have it too? |
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6 Nov 2009, 21:44
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Do you mean Windows 7 Ultimate or does Windows 7 Premium have it too? Windows 7 Home Premium probably (I don't have it yet, I admit) has the same compatibility options as Vista Home Premium does, which sounds like what Ralf is talking about. 7 Ultimate, meanwhile, has what sounds like a proper dedicated XP mode, which is neat. |
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