harry potter death hallow part 2

[soti]

does anybody know in here how to get started the harry potter deathly hallow part 2 game

i buy the dvd rom and installed everthing
i double click on it but nothing happenes??

does anybody know how to get it run it in windows 11 ???
the internet is so complex

[giantsquidboy]

is this relevent to hogwarts legacy as this is discussion page for hogwarts legacy not hp dh pt2

[soti]

i didnt know where else to ask ;(

[Stan]

Sorry can't help. my copy started normally on windows 10.

Also there is public forum in steam too where you can ask all sort of random questions.

[Ponyo]

what do you mean its a game and then say its a dvd?

[FlapJackDan]

Try running as administrator or reinstalling it. Or get good at googling I'm sure you'll find an answer

[phoenix249]

you may want to ask in EA forrums ??

[Moderator Abuse]

Originally posted by Ponyo:

what do you mean its a game and then say its a dvd?

Games progressed to having installation files located on DVD 4 and DVD 9 mediums long ago now, DVD's store video data and other data amazing right, Just as you can save data onto magnetic mediums such as Audio Cassette Tape VCR Cassette tape Spooled Reels, You can even write data to vinyl records no so practical..

[さゆみ]

Checkout Pcgameswiki for that game. I managed to install all HP Games on my Steamdeck thanks to them. Should be no problem on your system.

[Mr. Bufferlow]

Originally posted by Soti:

does anybody know in here how to get started the harry potter deathly hallow part 2 game

i buy the dvd rom and installed everthing
i double click on it but nothing happenes??

does anybody know how to get it run it in windows 11 ???
the internet is so complex

Back when I used to run dos games and other oldies but goodies from disk on the "new" windows- way before 11- one thing you can try is to look at the exe file and see if you can run it in compatibility mode. Windows will reconfigure things to be backwardly compatible (sometimes).

It may work or not. You can only try. Not sure if that exists for post DOS games, but there was a program you could install and run that would emulate the older requirements for games. In my experience, those worked...just barely. It felt more like a demo so you could relive the past rather than an actual workaround.