need to run GPS Money matters 2 on a 64 Bit PC


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    need to run GPS Money matters 2 on a 64 Bit PC


    need to run GPS Money matters 2 on a 64 Bit PC
    This runs ok on a 32 bit PC, is there a way of getting this to run on a 64bit PC please
    this is very very important
    Thanks
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    reddwarf4ever said:
    need to run GPS Money matters 2 on a 64 Bit PC
    This runs ok on a 32 bit PC, is there a way of getting this to run on a 64bit PC
    No. It's a 16-bit app. You could perhaps run it in a 32-bit OS running in a VM on a 64-bit system. See the (strangely familiar) last post in this thread...
    to get money matters to work in windows 7, 8 or 10 64 bit, I find the easiest answer is to download the FREE VMWARE...
    https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...2-4d57b9e30d1a
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    Hello
    yes i did ask this before, but somehow I thought I got it to work without VM but can’t remember how....

    womderd if installing older .net framework versions would help......

    so should it be ik on a 32 bit System..

    thanks
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    I'm very doubtful that installing older .Net will aid you.

    I could be wrong, but I don't think Win x64 has a 16bit subsystem.

    reddwarf4ever said:
    Hello
    yes i did ask this before, but somehow I thought I got it to work without VM but can’t remember how....

    womderd if installing older .net framework versions would help......

    so should it be ik on a 32 bit System..

    thanks
      My Computer


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    Just enabled hyper V and installing xp PRO which I have an original licensed copy of.....

    seemd a lot of steps to set it up, but if it works then that will be perfect....

    plan is to write a program in C to give all the features of money matters, as there is nothing available commercially to match it...

    thanks for the help
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    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
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    reddwarf4ever said:
    yes i did ask this before, but somehow I thought I got it to work without VM but can’t remember how.... womderd if installing older .net framework versions would help......
    Don't think so. An entire Compatibility Layer has to be provided to run 16/32 bit apps on a 32/64 bit OS.

    For a 32-bit Windows that's NTVDM/WOW (Windows on Windows). 64-bit Win10 uses SysWOW64 to allow 32-bit apps to run.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_on_Windows
    How-To Geek | What’s the Difference Between the “System32” and “SysWOW64” Folders in Windows?

    You may have some luck with DOSBox (though I haven't tried it myself).

    ....since Windows 3.1 itself was basically a DOS application, you can install Windows 3.1 in DOSBox and run old 16-bit Windows 3.1 applications
    How-To Geek | How to Make Old Programs Work on Windows 10


    EDIT: Just spotted your...
    reddwarf4ever said:
    Just enabled hyper V and installing xp PRO...
    That would work too :)
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    Just installed XP pro using Hyper V, ollowed Kali procedure, working good, even got the internet working....
    cant get a usb recognised but am using Dropbox on a browser on XP and my DB account on my Windows 10 PC to transfer files between the two.....using Opera browser....

    very pleased...
    Last edited by reddwarf4ever; 11 Mar 2018 at 11:05.
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    Well, if the usb is a sticking point, there's always DosBox. A usb, cdrom or any HDD or folder on a drive can be mounted as a drive letter.

    Recognise this well known 16-bit app? :)

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