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Hi.
I have a game which I bought but the disc doesn’t want to be nice to me, so I have an .ISO of the game. (I consider this to be OK because I own a physical copy which I bought for myself. I didn’t make the .iso myself, though.)
I am trying to get Daemon Tools Lite to work on Windows 7. It said I needed to download and install KB3033929 so I downloaded it and tried installing it; however, that then told me “the update is not applicable to your computer”.
I then googled that and came to an “answers” page on Microsoft which didn’t help. It involved using CMD (which I used elevated CMD) to stop 2 services, delete a file, rename some files or folders, and I am guessing register some DDLs, if I remember correctly, and re-enable those services. As I said, it didn’t help.
If someone here could help me get it to work, then that would be great. Alternatively - if someone knows of an alternative to DTLite which works on Windows 7, then that might also be great.
Thanks.
I have a game which I bought but the disc doesn’t want to be nice to me, so I have an .ISO of the game. (I consider this to be OK because I own a physical copy which I bought for myself. I didn’t make the .iso myself, though.)
I am trying to get Daemon Tools Lite to work on Windows 7. It said I needed to download and install KB3033929 so I downloaded it and tried installing it; however, that then told me “the update is not applicable to your computer”.
I then googled that and came to an “answers” page on Microsoft which didn’t help. It involved using CMD (which I used elevated CMD) to stop 2 services, delete a file, rename some files or folders, and I am guessing register some DDLs, if I remember correctly, and re-enable those services. As I said, it didn’t help.
If someone here could help me get it to work, then that would be great. Alternatively - if someone knows of an alternative to DTLite which works on Windows 7, then that might also be great.
Thanks.
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