I am trying to download Seame Street: Numbers by Creative Wonders. It was on my last computer and worked fine. Now that I have a brand new computer, it gives "Target system OS not supported" as an error message. Does anyone know what that means? I tried to ask the makers but I can't find thier website. The website that came with the instructions doesn't seem to be there anymore. Thank you for any help.
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If you have a new PC, then the program may be able to run on the new operating system(Windows XP, for example), maybe it can only run on Windows 98. You may need to upgrade your program to a new version, but if the web site isn't up anymore, maybe the company went out of business?
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Reinstalling alone will not give you results.\n\nIf you mean the installer, then Try a different site for the installer, not the official website.\n\n\n\nHere\n\nhttp://www.soft32.com/download_30.html\n\nBut if you're talking about the program having errors itself, uninstall it, then delete its folder in C:&#92;Program Files, reboot your computer, then install it again.\n\nremember, reinstalling will not do any good.
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Darn I'm sorry to hear that when i play on there i use Maury say u r not the father.\nWhere did you get this CD? i want to buy one and haven't found where i can. It would be nice if i could borrow one lol but i don't know anyone with one. I hope that you get the answer to your question because i have no idea.\n\nThanks so much.
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"Re: Audio Hardware not found?\nFrom: Shenan Stanley <news_helper_at_hushmail.com> \nDate: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 20:46:02 -0600\n\n\n*K wrote: \n> I've been getting this message "Windows Movie Maker cannot be used\n> because the required audio hardware cannot be found on your\n> computer." I have been using this program for many months and have\n> never had this problem. I have an important (at least to me) project\n> underway, and need to get it working again. What do I do>\n\n\nYou must know what sound card you have. Look on your receipt/invoice for the computer - ask the people you bought the system from, open it up and look, etc. \n\nThere are applications out there that can identify what hardware you have, but I think they all depend on a properly installed system - as I think they pull the information from the registry. Perhaps they do not - so I will recommend you try two different ones: \n\n EVEREST Home Edition \n http://www.lavalys.com/products/download.php?pid=1&lang=en&pageid=3 \n\n Belarc Advisor \n http://belarc.com/free_download.html \n\nOnce you know what you have, what next? Go get the latest driver for your hardware/OS from the manufacturer's web page. For example, let's say you have an NVidia chipset video card or ATI video card, perhaps a Creative Labs sound card or C-Media chipset sound card... \n\n NVidia Video Card Drivers \n http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp \n\n ATI Video Card Drivers \n http://www.atitech.com/support/driver.html \n\n Creative Labs Sound Device \n http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/ \n\n C-Media Sound Device \n http://www.cmedia.com.tw/e_download_01.htm \n\nGood luck! \n\n-- \n<- Shenan ->\n-- \nThe information is provided "as is", it is suggested you research for\nyourself before you take any advice - you are the one ultimately\nresponsible for your actions/problems/solutions.   Know what you are\ngetting into before you jump in with both feet."
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Definitely find some Emulators\n\nThese programs play 1,000 of NES SNES, Gameboy, Sega, etc. Games. It's illegal but you can find them for free.\nTechnically it is not illegal if you own the game, so I hear\n\nDo you have itunes?\n\nI love LIMEWIRE, but for some reason everyone I know has trouble managing it. Just go into the preferences and lower some of the download/upload rules if you have a old computer. Don't download questionable material. It isn't that hard.\n\n\nGOOGLE EARTH RULES!
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Ok this is one of two things.\n\nFirstly, you may have to run the program using 'Program Compatibility Wizard' (Start, All Programs, Accessories). This has an 80-90% success rate.\n\nSecondly, the error message you are getting is quite common on XP after certain Spyware or Virus processes are removed from your PC. It is easy to correct see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324767 for details of how to repair. \n\nIf you don't have virus and spyware protection, get some NOW.
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http://www.webjay.org just right click the download link and save target as.......
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Hi! Just wanted to ask Do you have the original game DVD.\nWell if not then you must explore the DVD and open the folder named "CRACK" and copy the icon there(it must b similar to the game icon) and Paste it to the directory where you installed the geame. It will ask whether you want to replace the file(There will be difference in the size) Select yes and \nTA! DA!\nIt will work\nTry it.\nOr might be 3D-Graphics card Problem\nHope it works\nI know i had to survive by just seeing it untill dad brought A new compitable 3d card\ndesaijayk@hotmail.com\nThankz
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Your asking for trouble. You shouldn't be attempting this on someone elses computer. Also, most public access computers will not accept the software anyway. Ask any librarian, bet you get tossed out....
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Here ya go ! \nRight click on the link below and "save target as",name it and save to your computer !\nHope this helps ! :o)
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Others have suggested compatibility mode.  Clearly they have never actually tried to get older software to run under XP.  Or they have and it worked, however, in my case, it has not.  Every single piece of software I have from the Windows 95/98 days WILL NOT run under XP, even under compatibility mode.  All compatibility mode does is try to fool the program by reporting XP as Windows 95 or 98, the reason this doesn't work so well is that some of the older programs are looking for DOS components which are not present in WIndows XP.  Sorry to say that most likely your older software will not run under Windows XP.  Either buy a newer version of the same program, find a freeware substitute or... just cut your losses and move on (in the case of games that's what you'll have to do).\n\nThe other option is to partition your hard drive (or get a second hard drive) and install Windows 98 itself and boot into it only when you need to use whatever program will not run under XP.\n\nAnd to Na, you will have to install the Windows XP drivers for your sound card, no doubt they exist.  Sometimes you'll get lucky and Windows update will pick up the driver for you or find your driver restore disc, sometimes Windows XP can make use of a Windows 98/ME driver.
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let's just say that the software is not compatible or was not built for XP. For the fact that the game was released last 1997. Try an emulator or something so that you can still play the game.
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The cost of XP becomes moot if you're using an older computer that won't support the remaining minimum requirements of the game. And I'm gonna bet that's probably where you are.\n\nUpdate: Well, I'm at a slight loss because when you mention "Professional", there is a Windows XP Professional. Still, without actually seeing how your computer is acting or responding, it's hard to make the most accurate diagnosis.\n\nBTW, here's an odd "fix" I experienced from when my stepson bought and tried to load "Medal of Honor: Allied Assault"... it said it loaded, but never played. We went back to the store (Target, just for reference) and traded it in on another copy of the same game. Took that home and re-loaded it, and it's worked fine ever since.\n\nI can't guarantee you'll have the same luck, but it might be worth a shot. You could just have a flawed CD copy of the game.
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better u download it from a 'cd' (compact disc) because , if u install it from net may it contain any virus or else a file missing........or else you may download it from a well known website which will help you the best because they need their name so they dont keep their files missing or any virus in it....as many people download it........;-)
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Maybe the games you have are too old for the computer you have? You need to check whether the games you have are compatibility with your new system.\n\nOld games were not necessarily made for the specs of newer computers, therefore the games might not function properly.\n\nDo you use Windows XP? Have you tried Program Compatibility Wizard?\n\nStarts the Program Compatibility Wizard, which helps you configure older programs to run on Windows XP\n\nKeep the computer you have! Get a old computer for use with your older games.
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hi, i have been searching for the Windows Vista latest edition for over the past week, and few days back i found that the latest complete download you can find is that of \nWindows Vista 32 Bit Build 5270. also known as the December CTP version.\n\nYou are good enough to find the torrents. :). Keep us updated on howz vista. I am still at 24% in 2 days as my school network is firewalled!
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It all depends on what program, which operating system you have.  Mostly you just have to make sure they're compatible by reading the install notes and box the software came in.\n\nWhenever I get an error message, I then place this message in quotes and Google the message.  Sometimes I go to google groups.  I did that for the file name COMDLG32.OCX and got a lot of hits, one was:\nhttp://www.ascentive.com/support/new/support_dll.phtml?dllname=COMDLG32.OCX\n\nAn established software company will sell valid and bug-proof software.  If, however, you are downloading from a website that you are not familiar with, you might want to be careful because sometimes these programs are full of bugs; or worse, they have trojans and other viruses that are downloaded to your pc.