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@culace001
http://sierrahelp.com/Patches-Updates/Patches-Updates-Games/KingsQuestUpdates.html
What issues are you having?
Did the download patches not work for KQ7?
Did you follow the guide?
At what point did it fail?
Do you get an error, if so, what is the error?
Does it launch?
I sure wish your post was more descriptive.......
Ive tried all the different patches and guides, moving the movie files, renaming the movie files, putting everything into a different folder and launching from the reccomended icons rather than through steam.
I've uploaded a video that may help you or at least guide you to a solution. At this point I think the entire KQ folder is bad for you. Who knows what guide was followed and files were renamed at this point.
1. Uninstall KQC
2. Remove folder KQC from steam\common folder (or rename it)
3. Redownload KQC
4. Follow the patch instructions on this page.
Video:
https://youtu.be/mKO_OdUAVxM
1) The site is trusted (i.e. identity verified and connection is secure)
2) The package downloaded has been signed.
Otherwise it's possible to get hit with malware and viruses. Valve needs to provide official patches or a place from which to download these fixes securely.
Oh that's just being silly. There are tons and tons of old games with unofficial patches. You should be careful on the internet, not paranoid. :)
BTW, this is not a Valve game. They have nothing to do with patches and so on.
There is a certain other site out there, which I'm sure everyone knows the name of, that goes out of its way to ensure that the games on its service are patched in such a way that they will reliably run on modern systems. I appreciate that Valve prefers to be hands off with most things, but it really shouldn't be too much to expect that if a developer is going to put their games on a distribution platform that they make sure it... you know... actually works.
Let me stress, that's the developer's responsibility, not Valve's. But Valve shouldn't allow a game to go up if it can't even pass basic quality assurance.
But this collection was added to Steam in 2012. Windows 7 has been around since 2009. At the very least, it should be patched to work properly on the operating systems that exist at its time of release.
Do the GOG ones really work better? How are they on Windows 8.1? Cuz there on sale there too.