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I got a new HP computer with win. 7 for my wife. She likes to play the old version of card/board game and search the internet. The new 64 bit computer is fast but not very frindly; it will not play the old games my wife likes (solitaire royal) . Is there ANY way make my new computer as functional for my wife as the old compuer was??
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Going to be difficult..
Old DOS games should run in DOSBox..
http://www.dosbox.com/download.php?main=1
Maybe even XP Mode, but you have to be running Windows 7 Professional or higher to get it..
Can't help you beyond that. My advice is always for people to get used to stuff which will run natively..
