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#11
31-03-2019
(31-03-2019 09:13 PM)AleLunes Wrote: @Kunder Actually i was saying that MY BROTHER had a far modern laptop and mine and still managed to play correctly, not MINE xD@AleLunes
But well ... I managed to play it correctly ! I only had to change the compatibility xD (thanks dad xD)
Thanks anyway guys !
@Kunder @BoilingOil <3
If I have more problems, i'll let you know !
Can you give details on how you did this? I have a new MSI gaming machine that I can play TS2 on properly, but haven't been able to get it to play on any other new gaming machine.
#12
01-04-2019
@Kunder You have to right click on the shorcut, then properties, then a window pops up, you click on "compatibility" and then you can change it to any compatibility. In my case, it worked with Windows Vista Service Pack 2, idk about your case x'3
I had to go to the "Run Compatibility Troubleshooter" thing to know this xD
(You can do it manually, without windows help in the "Compatibility Mode" section, you choose the one you want/know it will work for you, apply the changes, and you're set c;
I applied the changes, and started to play correctly (finally thank god xD)
I had to go to the "Run Compatibility Troubleshooter" thing to know this xD
(You can do it manually, without windows help in the "Compatibility Mode" section, you choose the one you want/know it will work for you, apply the changes, and you're set c;
I applied the changes, and started to play correctly (finally thank god xD)
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