Installation - Compatibility Problems
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 6:46 pm
Well, I decided to play Fallout.
So, when I tried to use the setup file it gave me a message saying that "The program is not supported by this version of Windows."
I believe it was originally made for DOS, Windows 95 and Windows 98. I do not know if it ever worked for Windows ME, but I suspect that it did, however, as the last three Windows OS more or less broke away from DOS, I'm guessing that just like Windows XP (the OS that I have), they do not work.
So, my question is:
Is there any way to bypass this? Can I install a DOS emulator to play this?
Installing Windows 98 would be too painful and I probably wouldn't do it as Wndows XP isn't backwards compatible so I'd have to get rid of my current OS to install Windows 98 and then reinstall it.
So, when I tried to use the setup file it gave me a message saying that "The program is not supported by this version of Windows."
I believe it was originally made for DOS, Windows 95 and Windows 98. I do not know if it ever worked for Windows ME, but I suspect that it did, however, as the last three Windows OS more or less broke away from DOS, I'm guessing that just like Windows XP (the OS that I have), they do not work.
So, my question is:
Is there any way to bypass this? Can I install a DOS emulator to play this?
Installing Windows 98 would be too painful and I probably wouldn't do it as Wndows XP isn't backwards compatible so I'd have to get rid of my current OS to install Windows 98 and then reinstall it.