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Run win 95/98 game on xp ???

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Hi installed championship manager season 01/02 on a windows xp pro system. Went to play the game and i got a message ( There is not enough system memory to creat the game... Please free up some more and try again) I have 1 GiG of ram and loads of hard drive space avilible. The game box says system min spec win95/98. Went to a few files in C:program files and clicked on run in compatibility 98 and then i tried run in 95 but still it says ( There is not enough system memory to creat the game... Please free up some more and try again)..... Any idies on how i can get this game to work ,,,,,,,, thanks for your time ,,,,,, doj ,,, harris ,,,,,
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Googel for "playing championship manager on xp". You might find something.
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AS it goes google was the first place i looked. Couldn't find anything so come here for help
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The problem is actaully that you have too much RAM - too much for the game to comprehend, that is. I had the same problem once, but it was a little easier to fix - I was running Win 98 with 256MB of RAM, and dropping the RAM down to 64MB fixed it. I'll have a look around and see if I can find something to help in this case (you won't be able to drop the RAM down far enough), and in the meantime, try googling for help with 95/98 games and too much RAM.
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Ok thanks,,, i was thinking it was somthing to do with not understading the ram or somthing..... i got p3 comp,,,,, with 256 ram,,, i will try it in there,,, if i find my answer i will post it here <<<<doj ,,,, harris>>>>
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Sorry to say this, but why are you playing the 01-02 season??? Even the demo of 06-07 is much better.
And just for your information, this game takes quite long for me to load even though my laptop is P4, 496RAM. It's really not worth it and i strongly recommend you not to try playing it.
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