How to get most of the games to work on vista...

I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found
single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista Hom
Premium. Thought this information could be useful

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kerts93 <> wrote in
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> I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found a
> single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista Home
> Premium. Thought this information could be useful.

I have UAC on, and I have yet to find a game that doesn't work correctly in
Vista.

Go figure.

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Joe

are you running 64 bit or 32 bit?


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> kerts93 <> wrote in
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>> I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found a
>> single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista Home
>> Premium. Thought this information could be useful.
>
> I have UAC on, and I have yet to find a game that doesn't work correctly
> in
> Vista.
>
> Go figure.
>
> --
> Joe

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>> I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found a
>> single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista Home
>> Premium. Thought this information could be useful.
>
> I have UAC on, and I have yet to find a game that doesn't work correctly
> in
> Vista.
>
> Go figure.
>
> --
> Joe

Same here, 64bit Vista, UAC turned on, and not one game refusing to run.
This is in the two years I've been running Vista.

Trev

First i had 64bit, but now i have 32bit, UAC also works if you give th
program administrator privileges

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Patrician.. can I go so fart to say then that then most games that are ok'd
for Vista on the box.. will run one Vista 64 too? I've been holding off
because when i look at the Microsoft compatibility page it says most games
are not compatible with Vista 64.

Bartok


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> "Joe" <> wrote in message
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>> kerts93 <> wrote in
>> news::
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>>> I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found a
>>> single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista Home
>>> Premium. Thought this information could be useful.
>>
>> I have UAC on, and I have yet to find a game that doesn't work correctly
>> in
>> Vista.
>>
>> Go figure.
>>
>> --
>> Joe
>
> Same here, 64bit Vista, UAC turned on, and not one game refusing to run.
> This is in the two years I've been running Vista.
>
> Trev
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"Bartok" <> wrote in
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> are you running 64 bit or 32 bit?
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> "Joe" <> wrote in message
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>> kerts93 <> wrote in
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>>> I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found a
>>> single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista
>>> Home Premium. Thought this information could be useful.
>>
>> I have UAC on, and I have yet to find a game that doesn't work
>> correctly in
>> Vista.
>>
>> Go figure.

Well 64-bit on the HTPC, which is currently not starting up correctly,
can't get the stupid thing to stop using 59Hz instead of 60Hz.

32-bit on my main system, which I do the majority of the old skool gaming
from.


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Joe

On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:08:03 +0300, kerts93 <> wrote:

> I turned off my UAC (user account control) and now i haven't found a
> single game that doesn't work in my computer. I have Windows Vista Home
> Premium.

Or you can leave UAC on, and just do not install your games into C:\Program Files folder.
Install 'em somewhere else and UAC will not bother you ever.


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Andrew Rybenkov

Opera 9.27.8841 ROCKS on WindowsME, and Vista-32 SP1