Sorry never tried thoses apps best advice is too install and try see if they work. ------------------------------------------------------------ Self build PC. Hello everyone! Well if you have access to the installation CD-ROMs and time to do the upgrades, then yes you can install Windows XP 32-bit, then Plus! Digital Media Edition. After making sure everything works as expected in XP, upgrade to Windows Vista 32-bit (unfortunately, you cannot upgrade directly to 7).
Then upgrade to Windows 7 32-bit and that's it! Gotovij dnevnik po pedagogicheskoj praktike biologiya 18. You can have all the wallpapers, themes, screensavers and games from XP to 7! To make Plus! DME work in 7, browse to the relevant folder in Program Files and then search for EXE.
This will show you all executables. Set them in Windows XP compatibility mode (right click, Properties, Compatibility, Windows XP SP3) and they will work! Just to play safe I did that for all users, not only current user. I had also installed Windows XP PowerToys and, yes, most of them work! I don't care about ALT-Tab replacement and Wallpaper Changer, as Windows 7 do that anyway, but I can use Power Calculator for example! For all of us that want it all, I would start for Windows 95, install Plus!
For 95 to get that screensavers/wallpapers/games. Then upgrade to Windows 98 or Windows 98 SE and Install Plus!
For Windows 98 to add these. Then upgrade to XP etc etc until you have everything working in Windows 7! Yes, the Themes from Windows 98 Plus! Cannot be used directly in Windows 7, but all the files are available, so one can manually change all the relevant icons and the wallpaper. I hope that helps.
Surely you could also locate the files on the CD and try taking them, but I guess you will invest more time trying to cheat than do all the upgrades. One thing I saw doesn't work in 7 is some Windows 98 screensavers (Travel, Underwater etc), it just shows an black screen. Anyone knows a workaround?
The LockerGnome Daily Report. Took his time to create a package of downloads that allows you to install and use Plus! Win 98 themes on Windows 2000, XP, or even.
How about a conversion to Windows 7 screensaver? Is that a DirectX issue? Please reply to spapakons@yahoo.gr. Just found this after four days of trying to fathom out how to install MS Plus! DME on 64 bit Windows 7 Pro. I've now managed to install the full package and all the products are working fine after some proper fannying around with Activation.
It took a lot of fathoming out and maybe some bits might not be needed (who knows), but this is what I did on my pc to get it working. You will first need to log on to your computer with Administrator privillages then do the following (in order): 1. Completely un-install the existing Plus! DME software using Add/Remove. Open the Registry Editor and search for any Microsoft Plus! Keys, and delete them.
A relly important key is HKEY_USERS.DEFAULT Software Microsoft Microsoft Plus! (this needs to be done for activation later). Using Windows Explorer, set the compatability mode for the install programmes to XP Service Pack 3. Install the programme using the MSI installer, not the setup or install wizards. A warning will show that the programme is not compatable with Windows 7 but just click the Run (or Continue) button, and install the product. At he end of the install, you will need to activate DME.
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Sorry never tried thoses apps best advice is too install and try see if they work. ------------------------------------------------------------ Self build PC. Hello everyone! Well if you have access to the installation CD-ROMs and time to do the upgrades, then yes you can install Windows XP 32-bit, then Plus! Digital Media Edition. After making sure everything works as expected in XP, upgrade to Windows Vista 32-bit (unfortunately, you cannot upgrade directly to 7).
Then upgrade to Windows 7 32-bit and that's it! Gotovij dnevnik po pedagogicheskoj praktike biologiya 18. You can have all the wallpapers, themes, screensavers and games from XP to 7! To make Plus! DME work in 7, browse to the relevant folder in Program Files and then search for EXE.
This will show you all executables. Set them in Windows XP compatibility mode (right click, Properties, Compatibility, Windows XP SP3) and they will work! Just to play safe I did that for all users, not only current user. I had also installed Windows XP PowerToys and, yes, most of them work! I don't care about ALT-Tab replacement and Wallpaper Changer, as Windows 7 do that anyway, but I can use Power Calculator for example! For all of us that want it all, I would start for Windows 95, install Plus!
For 95 to get that screensavers/wallpapers/games. Then upgrade to Windows 98 or Windows 98 SE and Install Plus!
For Windows 98 to add these. Then upgrade to XP etc etc until you have everything working in Windows 7! Yes, the Themes from Windows 98 Plus! Cannot be used directly in Windows 7, but all the files are available, so one can manually change all the relevant icons and the wallpaper. I hope that helps.
Surely you could also locate the files on the CD and try taking them, but I guess you will invest more time trying to cheat than do all the upgrades. One thing I saw doesn't work in 7 is some Windows 98 screensavers (Travel, Underwater etc), it just shows an black screen. Anyone knows a workaround?
The LockerGnome Daily Report. Took his time to create a package of downloads that allows you to install and use Plus! Win 98 themes on Windows 2000, XP, or even.
How about a conversion to Windows 7 screensaver? Is that a DirectX issue? Please reply to spapakons@yahoo.gr. Just found this after four days of trying to fathom out how to install MS Plus! DME on 64 bit Windows 7 Pro. I've now managed to install the full package and all the products are working fine after some proper fannying around with Activation.
It took a lot of fathoming out and maybe some bits might not be needed (who knows), but this is what I did on my pc to get it working. You will first need to log on to your computer with Administrator privillages then do the following (in order): 1. Completely un-install the existing Plus! DME software using Add/Remove. Open the Registry Editor and search for any Microsoft Plus! Keys, and delete them.
A relly important key is HKEY_USERS.DEFAULT Software Microsoft Microsoft Plus! (this needs to be done for activation later). Using Windows Explorer, set the compatability mode for the install programmes to XP Service Pack 3. Install the programme using the MSI installer, not the setup or install wizards. A warning will show that the programme is not compatable with Windows 7 but just click the Run (or Continue) button, and install the product. At he end of the install, you will need to activate DME.