Thread: Can't install

Installing Planescape Torment but for some reason setup does not run, manually or from the autorun. I click but it deosn't open. Not long ago I installed it on this machine without any problems but ended uninstaling it.

Forgot to add, when I execute Setup it appears on my Processes but doesn't open. Also, I have tried disabling UAC and no result.

Also, I have tried disabling UAC and no result.

Don't!

If you are going to disable it, you need to do after a fresh install, without anything else installed.

UAC Save stuffs, from programs, on diferent locations if its enabled or not.. so if you did manage to install with UAC off, if you turned it back on, it would screw things up..

Not to mention its blatanty stupid to disable, its just like not locking your front door, because its too much hastle to get your key and unlock.

ANYWAY...

Question 1: Its the 2 or 4 disk version?
Question 2: You installing from a ISO, or from the CDs?
Question 3: Have you tried installing in Compability mode AND "as Administrator"??
(right click the setup, > Compability tab and activate the "Run this in compability mode" select xp, and then right click the setup and "run as administrator"

Stop being a fag.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planescape_Torment

you know that most win 95/98 don't play well on XP system.

^he said he disabled UAC, meaning he has Windows Vista, that is even worse..

And even if he does manage to install, he probably won't play until he disables* the hardware acelleration that make the games goes haywire..

(You can't disable per se, you can set it to 0/minimum, and that may make it playable)

Vista really make us headache when we install old game on our PC, maybe if your search through google you will find the way

Should have upgrade to Ubuntu.
and use WINE

I can play it in Vista, I'm doing it right now. I was having this weird trouble installing it but I already got through that.

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