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Windows XP Compatibility With Steam And Other Modern Programs?


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ive been working on trying to figure out how to get steam and newer programs to run under windows xp and can't find anyway right now to do it (except for the now illegal extended kernal type thing for xp) and was wondering what the best legal way to get these programs to work would be if anyone could help with this it would be much appreciated

Edited by legacyfan

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31 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

And even if there's a version that works on XP, I will just say don't expect too much when using one.

okay ill stick with windows 10 

Posted (edited)

This is why I don't support steam at all. Let's say you have a game you like that only runs on XP, or 7   ? Then you can't play it because you can't run steam. DRM all it does is an annoyance for the people that do buy games.

Edited by tekkaman
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Hello. Steam still works just fine for me on Windows XP. i remember downloading a modded archive of steam here from the MSFN win XP forum a few years ago. (or the youtube link it linked to after following all the directions)

This is not the same youtube video i used, but it's extremely similiar though and should work though. It's by one of the members of this very forum here.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=BfwEHK-Yg2Q

here's a screenshot i took just a momment ago while typing this reply. I can view the latest news, game releases, info, friends list works, all is working just fine.

steam-current.png

 

Edited by kuja killer
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In that same video if you see the recent comments, many people report that either they can't connect or that they have to download games from another computer. I hate steam with a passion.

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You can still get an older version of steam to work on XP but it can't download games and transferring games from another pc also doesn't work

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