instalation stopped at 100% to me, but the game installed, although i couldn`t play it on windows xp, when i started the game i just got a music and a black screen. the music stopped after a bit but the screen remained black and nothing (alt tab, ctrl alt del etc.) nothing worked so i had to manually restart. i think it`s because the video card i use is simply to good...where it said 8bpp it said failed...anyway you may get it to work but i`ve tried and got bored of trying. cheers
who the **** still uses FAT32? people...do you also have windows 95? :>
and by the way you don`t need to format the drive to change to NTFS, you can do it another way but it`s not that "clean". just put a bootable windows CD in your CD/DVDROM and fake windows install in that drive. then when it asks you if you want to convert to NTFS say yes. then do whatever you will you`ll still have a windows in your other drive even if it`s there or not and you can turn it off from RUN, type msconfig then go to BOOT.INI and do a check and delete it from there. the windows files will still be in the drive (those that cannot be deleted) but you can use some programs to delete them. not that this is NOT recommended, unless you have files on your drive that you don`t want to delete under any cir **** stances.
this is an add-on to the original elder scrolls iv - oblivion, you need the game to install it and play it, which is about 4 gigs. the game is absolutely superb although you need about 2 gigs of RAM and a great video card if you want to play it with all options on.
nugnug if i remember correctly i`m the one paying my isp, not them paying me. there`s a little thing called privacy. i dont know what country you live in but if they dont offer you that privacy i suggest getting a new isp.
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and by the way you don`t need to format the drive to change to NTFS, you can do it another way but it`s not that "clean". just put a bootable windows CD in your CD/DVDROM and fake windows install in that drive. then when it asks you if you want to convert to NTFS say yes. then do whatever you will you`ll still have a windows in your other drive even if it`s there or not and you can turn it off from RUN, type msconfig then go to BOOT.INI and do a check and delete it from there. the windows files will still be in the drive (those that cannot be deleted) but you can use some programs to delete them. not that this is NOT recommended, unless you have files on your drive that you don`t want to delete under any cir **** stances.
nugnug if i remember correctly i`m the one paying my isp, not them paying me. there`s a little thing called privacy. i dont know what country you live in but if they dont offer you that privacy i suggest getting a new isp.