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<blockquote data-quote="sixlegs" data-source="post: 262732" data-attributes="member: 26848"><p><strong>Good solution for some people</strong></p><p></p><p>I don't want to hijack your thread, but I have found the best solution for me was to simply copy the full installation of Elite Force, complete with the expansion pack, from my old computer running on XP. I put it onto a flash drive and just copied it over to the new Windows 8 machine. No registry changes were necessary, although I set it to run in XP service pack 3 compatability mode as administrator once it was on the new machine. I even have my old saved games transferred intact and working on Windows 8. Best of all, I have Captain Proton and Virtual Voyager as well as the main game.</p><p></p><p>I found this solution on a Quake 3 forum which has more active discussions than Elite Force. Both run on the same Quake engine and have identical file systems. I had spent a long time searching for solutions to playing the game with expansion pack, so for anyone with access to a working installation on a 32 bit system, this is the simplest way to try.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sixlegs, post: 262732, member: 26848"] [b]Good solution for some people[/b] I don't want to hijack your thread, but I have found the best solution for me was to simply copy the full installation of Elite Force, complete with the expansion pack, from my old computer running on XP. I put it onto a flash drive and just copied it over to the new Windows 8 machine. No registry changes were necessary, although I set it to run in XP service pack 3 compatability mode as administrator once it was on the new machine. I even have my old saved games transferred intact and working on Windows 8. Best of all, I have Captain Proton and Virtual Voyager as well as the main game. I found this solution on a Quake 3 forum which has more active discussions than Elite Force. Both run on the same Quake engine and have identical file systems. I had spent a long time searching for solutions to playing the game with expansion pack, so for anyone with access to a working installation on a 32 bit system, this is the simplest way to try. [/QUOTE]
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