SILROAD ONLINE on windows 7

[nanoextreme]

I am wondering,now when new OS Windows 7 is released,is it possible to install and play SRO on that OS? Is it possible to play SRO on 64bit Windows 7,or 32bit (x86)windows 7 ?

[bebrazz]

im playing now it on win7(64bit)
no problems

[asusi]

win 7

[nanoextreme]

im playing now it on win7(64bit)
no problems

There was no problems with installation? Everything is working like usual?

[bebrazz]

i didint installed it lol. just playing as installed on my last wins. it shouldnt be any problems, 7 same as vista

[.curve]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

[asusi]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

yeah, The Windows 7 gets built in XP mode
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/04/27 ... 7_xp_mode/

offtopic: your new avatar is semxyy

[.curve]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

yeah, The Windows 7 gets built in XP mode
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/04/27 ... 7_xp_mode/

offtopic: your new avatar is semxyy

Smart move on Microsoft's part honestly.

Offtopic: Had to stick with the smexy avatar theme I had going.

[PR0METHEUS]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

Yes it has a built-in XP mode, but I see no reason why SRO couldn't just run in native Windows 7. Trying to run SRO in XP-mode would add unnecessary overhead.

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system. I keep trying to ignore that voice. I guess I could dual boot it along with Ubuntu. Not sure the memory requirements for Windows 7. I only have 2 gigs RAM.

[.curve]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

Yes it has a built-in XP mode, but I see no reason why SRO couldn't just run in native Windows 7. Trying to run SRO in XP-mode would add unnecessary overhead.

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system. I keep trying to ignore that voice. I guess I could dual boot it along with Ubuntu. Not sure the memory requirements for Windows 7. I only have 2 gigs RAM.

No no, don't get me wrong, I agree that SRO should run in the actual Windows 7. Just saying that if it doesn't, that XP mode is always there.

[pequenoleao]

Windows 7 is ligher than Vista ... you can stall even with 1GB memory and it runs fine!

[justaskphil]

I'd bet it work work fine too, since Windows 7 can use a lot of the Vista drivers.

@Pr0metheus - Win 7 RC's min. requirements are the same as Vista Home Premium/Business/Ultimate (min 1 GB Ram).

+1 pequen...it's supposed to manage memory a lot better than Vista, especially video memory.

[dark_wizz]

Just copy silkroad online installed to DVD and when u install w7 copy it back to hd... and be careful with w7 64bit drivers... they r still beaty and bugy... i had problem with graphics. and with w7 32bit all working fine

[PR0METHEUS]

hmmmm... I suppose since I do work in IT security, I should probably have Windows and Linux both on my system... I should stay familiar with both operating systems.

Suppose that means I should multi-boot Windows 7/Vista/XP, Linux (Red Hat, SUSE, Gentoo, AND Ubuntu), Solaris 10, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD...

Too bad OS X won't install on my system.

[dark_wizz]

Suppose that means I should multi-boot Windows 7/Vista/XP...

i have xp sp3 and w7 32bit on main pc, and on others ubuntu, vista and xp... just skip vista and all will be fine... xD

[PR0METHEUS]

Suppose that means I should multi-boot Windows 7/Vista/XP...

i have xp sp3 and w7 32bit on main pc, and on others ubuntu, vista and xp... just skip vista and all will be fine... xD

Yeah I didn't really plan to put Vista on my system. I don't actually have the means to do so anyway.

I'm actually about to reinstall my system from scratch though. I'm running Gentoo right now, but it's starting to annoy me. I was going to just put Ubuntu 9.04 on it, but now I'm debating if I want to dual-boot Ubuntu with Windows 7, or even tri-boot with Solaris or something else. I guess I could pick one OS and run the others in a virtual machine.

[KillAndChill]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

I saw that that mode is not designed for games, so it might not work on that. But as far as the topic asks, I have silkroad running at max settings (no shadows, lol) at 1920x1080 on Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit and it runs just fine.

[PR0METHEUS]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

I saw that that mode is not designed for games, so it might not work on that. But as far as the topic asks, I have silkroad running at max settings (no shadows, lol) at 1920x1080 on Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit and it runs just fine.

Shadows = DETAILED! Linux FTW

[Amarisa]

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system.

to bad being able to download it from Microsoft is disabled.....

[Swindler]

I heard Windows 7 comes with a built in XP option or something? So wouldn't you just be able to tell the Silkroad client to run in the XP version of Windows7 and you'd be fine?

Yes it has a built-in XP mode, but I see no reason why SRO couldn't just run in native Windows 7. Trying to run SRO in XP-mode would add unnecessary overhead.

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system. I keep trying to ignore that voice. I guess I could dual boot it along with Ubuntu. Not sure the memory requirements for Windows 7. I only have 2 gigs RAM.

No no, don't get me wrong, I agree that SRO should run in the actual Windows 7. Just saying that if it doesn't, that XP mode is always there.

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[Hades]

Din mamma luktar keso!

[firefox6]

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system.

to bad being able to download it from Microsoft is disabled.....

windows 7 rc is out and open to anyone to download...
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/window ... nload.aspx

[PR0METHEUS]

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system.

to bad being able to download it from Microsoft is disabled.....

What are you talking about? Disabled? I don't think so.

I guess firefox6 beat me to it.

[Swindler]

Din mamma luktar keso!

Din mamma är keso.

[Maniac]

Can you really play SRO in XP Mode? I thought XP mode was just virtualization thru VirtualPC so it dont support 3D acceleratin?

[PR0METHEUS]

Can you really play SRO in XP Mode? I thought XP mode was just virtualization thru VirtualPC so it dont support 3D acceleratin?

At least according to this site, it won't work.

Otherwise, the virtual XP desktop behaves pretty much as you'd expect, with a couple of exceptions. There's no explicit way to shut down, and closing Virtual PC will hibernate the image by default. The software also lets you run XP in full-screen mode, but with a little pop-out bar at the top to prevent you from trapping yourself in. Oh, and OpenGL/Direct 3D games don't appear to work.

Of course it's nothing official, just a review. I remember seeing something about OpenGL/Direct3D not working in XP-Mode from other sites as well.

[Maniac]

Can you really play SRO in XP Mode? I thought XP mode was just virtualization thru VirtualPC so it dont support 3D acceleratin?

At least according to this site, it won't work.

Otherwise, the virtual XP desktop behaves pretty much as you'd expect, with a couple of exceptions. There's no explicit way to shut down, and closing Virtual PC will hibernate the image by default. The software also lets you run XP in full-screen mode, but with a little pop-out bar at the top to prevent you from trapping yourself in. Oh, and OpenGL/Direct 3D games don't appear to work.

Of course it's nothing official, just a review. I remember seeing something about OpenGL/Direct3D not working in XP-Mode from other sites as well.

then what the hell is the big deal with microsoft going around flaunting this XP mode. if it's the same thing as downloading VIrtualPC and running XP, then who gives a fck? If it can run native XP mode, then it'd be a diff story.

[Amarisa]

A tiny, tiny voice in my head keeps whispering to me telling me to download and install Windows 7 on my system.

to bad being able to download it from Microsoft is disabled.....

windows 7 rc is out and open to anyone to download...
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/window ... nload.aspx

well thats windows 7 rc i was talking about the version before it. i remember going to get it and it said there not letting anyone download anymore of windows 7 but will continue to give keys.

[PR0METHEUS]

well thats windows 7 rc i was talking about the version before it. i remember going to get it and it said there not letting anyone download anymore of windows 7 but will continue to give keys.

Makes sense that Microsoft wouldn't want to allow us to download a prior version of Windows 7 (e.g., the beta version) when a newer RC is available.

then what the hell is the big deal with microsoft going around flaunting this XP mode. if it's the same thing as downloading VIrtualPC and running XP, then who gives a fck? If it can run native XP mode, then it'd be a diff story.

The VirtualPC XP-Mode in Windows 7, from what I understand, is supposed to be more integrated into Windows 7 itself. From what I read, it's supposed to present the XP applications as if they are part of Windows 7, instead of just running those apps inside a VirtualPC window.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong? I think it has two modes: full XP (in a VirtualPC window) and individual applications "appearing to be" natively running in Win7. I know, for example, if you install an app like MS Office 2000 in XP-Mode, the shortcuts to it will show up in the Windows 7 start menu.

[Amarisa]

well thats windows 7 rc i was talking about the version before it. i remember going to get it and it said there not letting anyone download anymore of windows 7 but will continue to give keys.

Makes sense that Microsoft wouldn't want to allow us to download a prior version of Windows 7 (e.g., the beta version) when a newer RC is available.

sorry i dont watch the windows 7 page every second