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#CLASSIC SPIDER SOLITAIRE WINDOWS XP INSTALL#
How to Install Games That Come With Windows 7 How to Get Windows XP Pinball in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Only one file is needed from the XP installation to run the classic version of Spider Solitaire, this is the same one required for FreeCell) To get the classic version of solitaire, two files need to be copied from Windows XP,Ĭ:\Windows\system32\cards.dll (yes. There is only a single file that needs to be copied from the Windows XP installation to Windows 7, Using Visual Studio, the error appears to occur with a call that occurs after creating the window. I did some fairly extensive testing with the dependency walker tool and application compatibility settings and it appears that there is no way to get classic hearts in Windows 7 without using Windows XP mode or virtualizing Windows XP in some other way :(. These files should be placed in the same folder on a Windows 7 system to function properly. On Windows XP, FreeCell requires 2 files, Do not overwrite the Windows 7 versions of these files (if they exist). My recommendation is to create a new folder, something like c:\classicgames, and copy the files there. To obtain the Windows XP versions of these games, you need to have access to a Windows XP system and need to have network file sharing or another method such as USB Flash Drive or CD-Rom to pull the files from the Windows XP system to the Windows 7 system. Pinball is not included with Windows 7, but I wrote a post here to obtain it: How to Get Windows XP Pinball in Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2. To get the Windows XP versions of FreeCell, Hearts, Minesweeper, Solitaire, and Spider Solitaire. This post is meant for people who have seen the Windows 7 versions, but prefer the aesthetic look of the classic Windows XP versions. If you currently want games and they are not appearing in Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate, or Windows 7 Enterprise, then you may want to use this post to enable them: How to Install Games That Come With Windows 7.
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