Windows 7 bugs

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Hi all,

Just switched to TOAW on Windows 7. It runs slow, sometimes freezes etc... anyone have any clues how to fix this? Know about running as admin etc...

thanks!

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It takes abt 3 mins for PBEM files to load up...
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I have no probs playing it on W7, works like a charm actually. Did you try the compatibility mode?
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Runs like ace under Windows 7 x64, too. And yes, run it under the compatibility mode.

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which mode in compatibility mode? it just takes forever to load things....
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ehm...XP?

What Windows 7 you've got and have you tried running it in Admin mode -> <right-click>, run as Admin?

It starts fine here and I didn't have to fiddle around with any compatibility settings at all.
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Very annoying, none of these seem to fix the issue of exceptionally long load times
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Then something is fishy on your system. What about the version I've asked you before? What TOAW are you running, what is your system configuration? Alas, even on a Windows 98 system with a P III and 256MB RAM TOAW works more than OK. A few more details in order to picture what the story is... See, we Germans are not perfect, but we're working on it. And I don't have Jedi powers to look into your system. Having said this... Uninstall TOAW, get the CD in and then update it with the latest patch.

Sorry about it, but sometimes a re-install helps.

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thanks! could you PM me your email? your PM box is full
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Or deactivate your antivirus proggy, that often can interfere with games...at least worth a try to see if it makes any difference.
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A windows update seems to have solved the problem for&nbsp; edk2384
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