i have 24 inch imac. i want to play like elder scrolls
Nothing extreme then. You're going to need Bootcamp for that one I'm afraid. Oblivion is one of the most graphically intense games ever made so you should use it natively in Windows, not in any compatibility environment like Crossover.
Bootcamp isn't that bad and if you look in the right places, you can get genuine Windows CDs very cheap. Rebooting isn't as much of a problem as I thought it would be. It helps separate work from play.
Bootcamp isn't that bad and if you look in the right places, you can get genuine Windows CDs very cheap. Rebooting isn't as much of a problem as I thought it would be. It helps separate work from play.
Hmmm where would that very cheap Windows CD be? Hell I don't even need a CD-Keycode...I just need Windows SP2 (I have 1a)
Hmmm where would that very cheap Windows CD be? Hell I don't even need a CD-Keycode...I just need Windows SP2 (I have 1a)
I got a CD from someone at work who had some special deal possibly via ebay on a bunch of CDs. I didn't think they'd be legit but they are the real deal boxed CDs with holograms and all and the systems register as genuine. It cost me about £30.
The thing is, if you just need SP2, you should legally be able to download a torrent and use your SP1 activation code. Sometimes local libraries (especially university ones) have copies of operating systems too.
I got a CD from someone at work who had some special deal possibly via ebay on a bunch of CDs. I didn't think they'd be legit but they are the real deal boxed CDs with holograms and all and the systems register as genuine. It cost me about £30.
The thing is, if you just need SP2, you should legally be able to download a torrent and use your SP1 activation code. Sometimes local libraries (especially university ones) have copies of operating systems too.
Or you could slipstream your 1a CD with the SP2 update and create a new install disc that works with BootCamp. Google slipstream to find out how to do it (you may need a PC to create the disc though).
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where you live? calafornia? in canada we get LOTS of snow
Look under my name it says where I live.
lol...thanks great help that was
It's hard to determine by your wording if you were being sarcastic or not.
Is there a program i can get that will let me run windows games without buying windows and using bootcamp. i really want to play games on a mac.
What games do you want to play? What Mac do you have?
i have 24 inch imac. i want to play like elder scrolls
Bootcamp isn't that bad and if you look in the right places, you can get genuine Windows CDs very cheap. Rebooting isn't as much of a problem as I thought it would be. It helps separate work from play.
Bootcamp isn't that bad and if you look in the right places, you can get genuine Windows CDs very cheap. Rebooting isn't as much of a problem as I thought it would be. It helps separate work from play.
Hmmm where would that very cheap Windows CD be? Hell I don't even need a CD-Keycode...I just need Windows SP2 (I have 1a)
Hmmm where would that very cheap Windows CD be? Hell I don't even need a CD-Keycode...I just need Windows SP2 (I have 1a)
same question i have
same question i have
now that vista is out, prices should be dropping for xp
Hmmm where would that very cheap Windows CD be? Hell I don't even need a CD-Keycode...I just need Windows SP2 (I have 1a)
I got a CD from someone at work who had some special deal possibly via ebay on a bunch of CDs. I didn't think they'd be legit but they are the real deal boxed CDs with holograms and all and the systems register as genuine. It cost me about £30.
The thing is, if you just need SP2, you should legally be able to download a torrent and use your SP1 activation code. Sometimes local libraries (especially university ones) have copies of operating systems too.
I got a CD from someone at work who had some special deal possibly via ebay on a bunch of CDs. I didn't think they'd be legit but they are the real deal boxed CDs with holograms and all and the systems register as genuine. It cost me about £30.
The thing is, if you just need SP2, you should legally be able to download a torrent and use your SP1 activation code. Sometimes local libraries (especially university ones) have copies of operating systems too.
Or you could slipstream your 1a CD with the SP2 update and create a new install disc that works with BootCamp. Google slipstream to find out how to do it (you may need a PC to create the disc though).