EPTit seems like the more the go ahead the more they worsen the system. les and less and less. when will they learn.
maybe even windows 7 (which i am on was a mistake) i' m missing windows 98 and paint
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pebble444
Italy2503 Posts
it seems like the more the go ahead the more they worsen the system. les and less and less. when will they learn. maybe even windows 7 (which i am on was a mistake) i' m missing windows 98 and paint | ||
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Malkiyah
Russian Federation92 Posts
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6641 Posts
On July 30 2015 20:04 Malkiyah wrote: I'm afraid but no fix for win8/10 (scbw fullscreen) will be available in foreseeable future Win7 is last one Well that settles the matter for me, I'm sticking with 7  | ||
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nbaker
United States1341 Posts
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nicoc77
Argentina57 Posts
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[[Starlight]]
United States1578 Posts
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duke91
Germany1458 Posts
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xboi209
United States1173 Posts
On August 04 2015 11:17 duke91 wrote: The supposed support by Blizzard isn't there. So much for this. Who mentioned Blizzard was supporting anything here? | ||
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fluidrone
France1478 Posts
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
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digmouse
China6330 Posts
On August 05 2015 03:03 Assault_1 wrote: So BW is still playable on windows 10 right? I'm gonna build a new comp soon (i5, 250gb ssd, 8gb ram) and want to buy windows 10 home for it, but if BW doesn't run I'm not sure what I'll do From the reports it looks like it doesn't. | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19322 Posts
On August 04 2015 07:24 Siz)Beggar wrote: i cant play bw on windows 10 in windows or regular ive changed resoluton and done everything xbox recommens with mca but idk why its not workin any soulutinos ? On August 04 2015 09:45 xboi209 wrote: Sounds contradictory there What boxes are you checking??? The black bars on the sides are normal because SC is made for 4:3 aspect ratio, you can stretch it using software provided for your gpu. Can you verify that it's not network lag or other programs using too much cpu? On August 05 2015 02:33 Siz)Beggar wrote: fixed lag issue how do i get black bars i dont know how to change aspect to allow for the bars on side to be gone | ||
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
On August 05 2015 03:32 digmouse wrote: From the reports it looks like it doesn't. ok.. how did you come to that conclusion? On August 02 2015 19:49 nicoc77 wrote: It runs better than in Windows 8.1 for me. With the latest mca64 launcher it doesn't even close the explorer.exe and run really smooth in fullscreen. To bad the Bnet is messed up but matches run perfect. | ||
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bITt.mAN
Switzerland3693 Posts
I haven't upgraded yet, but I will. All the searches about virtual machines + Win10, have to do with previewing Win10, and not using older OS's in Win10. Surely there'll be some software that'll let you vitualize it. Dual-booting is messy and I don't know what I'm doing so I don't want to partition my hard drive wrong. My only concern would be lag. Or you could even make a portable 'Live' USB of Win7 or WinXP. Make sure it's USB3.0 again, I don't know if the lag would be noticeable. | ||
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xboi209
United States1173 Posts
On August 05 2015 03:03 Assault_1 wrote: So BW is still playable on windows 10 right? I'm gonna build a new comp soon (i5, 250gb ssd, 8gb ram) and want to buy windows 10 home for it, but if BW doesn't run I'm not sure what I'll do Windows 10 has the same issues as Windows 8, if you haven't played SC on Windows 8, it's just graphical issues with the Battle.net interface but everything else is perfect. All the other issues like SC being too small or black bars on the sides are issues with the GPU and not the OS. On August 05 2015 04:57 bITt.mAN wrote: Anyone tried installing Win7 or WinXP in a virtual machine inside Win10? I haven't upgraded yet, but I will. All the searches about virtual machines + Win10, have to do with previewing Win10, and not using older OS's in Win10. Surely there'll be some software that'll let you vitualize it. Dual-booting is messy and I don't know what I'm doing so I don't want to partition my hard drive wrong. My only concern would be lag. Or you could even make a portable 'Live' USB of Win7 or WinXP. Make sure it's USB3.0 again, I don't know if the lag would be noticeable. There shouldn't be a problem creating a Windows 7/Windows XP virtual machine in Windows 10 AFAIK. You'll need a good computer if you don't want to experience much lag using a virtual machine though | ||
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United States1173 Posts
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United States2779 Posts
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United States339 Posts
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