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Hello, It would seem that you're most likely to be successful if you run it in compatibility mode for Windows XP. To do this, right-click on the desktop icon (or program name), select Properties, and when that window opens, select the compatibility tab (on the top, next to general). Then select Run in compatibility mode, and select XP from the drop down box.

Assuming that you had this program running in XP, use the same settings here that you used in XP to run it. Let me know how you fare.

Regards, BearPup.