Problem s with Barbie Magic Hairstyler on Win XP

Did you legally download this game? If not you most probably have to crack it. Not advisable to do so.

I have Heroes of Might and Magic 5 Running on Win 7. There were many patches to install before this title worked(on my computer). Have you installed all the available updates for it?

Here are 2 sites that have the compatibility options:
http://techpaul.wordpress.com/2009/06/28/compatibility-tricks-for-old-programs-new-machines/
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

If that does not work, you can also try to set up XP mode in Win 7: (Note: you need to have Win 7 Pro, Enterprise, or Ultimate for this one) Win 7 Home Premium does not support XP Mode.
http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/reviews/2010/01/windows-xp-mode.ars/

You must take it out and inside again in 10 min... I dont now but you can try :)

TRY TO IT

Alot of older games won't work on new operating systems without getting some extra files from the net. You CAN try adjusting the compatibility of the game and see if that works. When you insert the disc, cancel out of the auto run and go to your my computer. Explore the disc and find the setup.exe file. Right click on this and click on properties. Find the "Compatibility" tab and try adjusting that down to Win XP. If that doesn't work then the game itself might not be able to run on windows 7, which is cruddy, but is the case in some older games :(

Should't have to
I just unplugged my BA from a win 98 and into Win Xp put in disk opened wIn media player and it play fine
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I went throught the same problem. check out with your hard **** and you will find out that there is the C **** and the D ****. one of them is having vista install and the other one is empty. you can use the magic partitional driver to activate the empty **** and disactivate the vista **** then you can install your win XP. try that it will work out.

Bume

The I250HD35 is plug-and-play with Windows XP. That means that all of the drivers needed to run your hard drive are included in Windows.

If your computer is asking for drivers when you plug in your drive, one of two things is probably happening:

1) Windows XP doesn't know where to look for the right drivers

2) Your drive has malfunctioned

The easiest way to assess which of these is happening is to take your drive and plug it into another computer that is running Windows XP. If it is detected properly on the other machine, then your computer doesn't have the right drivers or is looking in the wrong place for them. If it doesn't, then I/O Magic will be happy to replace your drive if it is still within the warranty period

If it is detected properly on another Windows XP machine, then when it asks for drivers, make sure to point it to the WindowsINF directory. This is where the default drivers are located.

If your drive is not detected properly on the other computer, your drive is probably experiencing a hardware malfunction. Please visit the I/O Magic website at www.iomagic.com and click on Support for specific return information.

Have a nice day,

I/O Magic Technical Support

Would like too know how to erase win vista and install win xp