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Revision as of 10:07, 8 November 2017
Windows 7 is an Operating System for the PC by Microsoft. It was published in 2009 and is still supported with updates up until 2020.
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Tomb Raider Games for Windows 7
using third party software
The following game will work with Windows 7 by using Glidos or DosBox:
- Windows 7 does not supports real mode DOS.
- Running 16-bit applications like the original Tomb Raider is technically impossible on 64-bit versions of Windows. You will have to use Glidos or DosBox.
using compatibility mode and or patches
The following games will work with Windows 7 by either using the compatibility mode and/or an unofficial patch.
- Tomb Raider II through Chronicles will for the most part run at once or with the "Windows 98/ME" compatibility mode enabled.
- In Vista Microsoft has removed the Direct3D interface used by EAX. Owners of a Sound Blaster X-Fi sound card manufactured by Creative can avoid this problem by using the program ALchemy. You might also try the Multi Patch listed at tombraiderchronicles.com.
out-of-the-box
The following games will work in Windows Vista. For some of these Service Packs have to be installed.
