Can't install Max Payne on Win7 x64


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Hey dudes I'm having some problems installing Max Payne Whenever I run the installer I get this message. I've tried going in explorer and setting 'setup.exe' to run in compatibility mode for Windows XP SP3 with no luck.

Any suggestions?

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The "install.exe" in the root of the disc is 16-bit only - therefore cannot be run on a 64-bit OS.

However, simply run the "x:\Disk1\setup.exe" - no compatibility mode is required.

(replace x: with your actual CD-ROM drive, for example, d:)

However, it will tell you have less than 96mb of RAM - lol - Just select Yes to continue the setup and all should be fine...

Also, you must install the DirectX 9.0 (latest is Feb 2010) - download here.

Finally, do not forget to install the following patches:

Official v1.05 from http://www.3drealms.com/max/downloads.html

Community-made patch from http://www.filedropper.com/maxpaynesoundpatchv112_1

The "install.exe" in the root of the disc is 16-bit only - therefore cannot be run on a 64-bit OS.

However, simply run the "x:\Disk1\setup.exe" - no compatibility mode is required.

(replace x: with your actual CD-ROM drive, for example, d:)

However, it will tell you have less than 96mb of RAM - lol - Just select Yes to continue the setup and all should be fine...

Also, you must install the DirectX 9.0 (latest is Feb 2010) - download here.

Finally, do not forget to install the following patches:

Official v1.05 from http://www.3drealms.com/max/downloads.html

Community-made patch from http://www.filedropper.com/maxpaynesoundpatchv112_1

Thanks!

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