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though many many cd or dvd based games such as the original GTA versions, Battlefield 2, NFS series, and many others, are required to be c*ac*ed because Windows 10 onwards doesn't support disc-based DRM anymore.
Create ISO files of your desired CDs/DVDs via Nero, CDBurnerXP or Burnaware, or software which are specialized to "CloneCD" or ImgBurn.. as Windows 10 and 11 can easily mount ISO/Images.. and you are good to go.
CDs and DVDs are obsolete long time ago already.. so ISO/Images are your go!
In Windows 10/11 simply right-click an iso file and select "mount image".., later "eject" ..
https://www.nero.com/eng/products/nero-burning-rom/
(premium/demo, updated latest)
https://cdburnerxp.se/
(free, 2019, works)
- downloads
- portable
- or mirror
- portable / without InstallCore
https://www.burnaware.com/download.html
(freemium, updated latest)
https://www.slysoft.com/clonecd.html
(freemium, 2016, outdated, works)
https://www.imgburn.com/
(free, 2013, outdated, works)
i'm just giving info, not making concerns about discs given i have long since given up using discs, so please not be off-topic or potentially linking to malicious content.
Also, for disc images, there is Virtual CloneDrive, at https://www.elby.ch/en/products/vcd.html which I use on Windows 11 just to have a persistent drive letter.
Considering the spec requirements for 7 and 10 are the SAME. I find this hard to believe.
BUt you know what.. there's always Linux
"Why would I want Linux when it doesn't run windows programs natively. You need Wine first of all and even then Wine doesn't run everything.
I will upgrade to Win10 when I have the money to upgrade my computer, which BTW is 14 years old as it was custom built in 2009 and has been upgraded over the years to the max specs this motherboard can handle.
No you can't, not legally, anyone selling it that cheap is selling stolen keys.
By the way you don't know my financial situation so don't assume that I had the extra money to save up over the last 3 years since Microsoft ended support.
I'm running a 14 year old computer. Yes it may accept Win10. But its a stop gap measure. I will still need to build a new computer and that costs money. It makes more sense to build a new computer when I have the money and put Win10 on it than to upgrade an outdated computer.
Oh, I misread what he said. For some reason I was seeing AAA batteries.
I have no clue on what Wine does and does not run. I only know what I've read and it says Wine does not run everything.
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I'm done with this topic. Its obvious you all seem to think money grows on trees or people want to switch to Linux. I personally don't want to switch to Linux. So when I can afford to build a new computer, then I will upgrade to Win10. I don't see the point of putting it on a 14 year old computer that will need to be replaced as soon as I can get the money to do so anyways.
I'd be more concerned running a operating system that is no longer supported by MS as well as the security vulnerabilities for using such.
It's fine if people want to keep running an outdated OS. Doesn't mean the rest of the world has to accommodate it, though.
They just want people/corporations/shills to stop manipulating them and gaslighting them into changing their OS based on someone's suspiciously thinly veiled vested ideological or financial interest in it.
How much money does Valve make? They could easily unhook Chrome from Steam and not take part in this borderline conspiracy to manipulate people into using Windows 10.