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General Discussion  » Anyone install this on Windows 7?

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Mattyd32

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Joined: 9/20/06
Posts: 14

 
9/24/09 12:28:01 PM#1

I have installed Windows 7 on my laptop and have the hard copy of Aion. I tried to install it, it gets to like 80% and then gives me an error with the cyclic redundancy check.... it try to do it again, same spot , same thing!

 

Sooooo i goto my desktop (which runs XP) and it installs fine. Currently i'm downloading a copy from NCsoft through their downloader for my laptop, but almost wondering if it's going to be a waste of time/bandwidth.

 

I found no such luck finding an answer with NCsofts support page, Just wondering if it's an O/S thing, and if so, if anyones found a work around?

xxthecorexx

Apprentice Member

Joined: 5/09/06
Posts: 1045

9/24/09 12:41:22 PM#2

i played with the beta a few times on a win7 64bit rig.

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charos

Apprentice Member

Joined: 4/22/05
Posts: 16

Waths a mmorpg??? o0

9/24/09 12:51:55 PM#3

Playing on windows 7 X86 (32 bit) works perfectly

nacho65

Novice Member

Joined: 8/06/09
Posts: 1

9/24/09 12:56:05 PM#4

Have been playing on windows 7 x64 since the open beta. Haven't had any problems.

 

The cyclic redundancy check usually means bad disk, harddrive or CD drive. So downloading it from the website is certainly not a waste of time.

Mattyd32

Apprentice Member

Joined: 9/20/06
Posts: 14

 
9/24/09 1:02:39 PM#5

yeah that's what i was thinking too, ok awesome... the download is not in vein! thanks for all the quick replies guys!! much appreciated!

Khrymson

Advanced Member

Joined: 5/21/08
Posts: 1320

9/24/09 1:03:49 PM#6

Yup, it installs and works fine on Windows 7, as does every other AAA MMO and more than 100 other MMOs and 1p games, that I've personally played and/or tested since I started using W7 64bit from beta to current time.

Gscully

Apprentice Member

Joined: 2/02/06
Posts: 45

9/24/09 1:33:13 PM#7

Works fine on the released version of WIndows 7 too.

i7 950

12G ram

3T hard drive space

nVidia 295

 

Zandora2018

Apprentice Member

Joined: 5/26/09
Posts: 191

9/24/09 1:37:19 PM#8

Yeap win 7 64 bit.

i7 920

6g ram

2 x 64g ssd in raid 0 on pci raid card

4890 x 2 ( 5870 on the way thank you neweeg. )

 

Runs very smooth and not a problem yet.

Played Aoc/DDO/FFXI/WAR
Playing Aion / Champions Online / LoTRO

Waiting for FFXIV =))

resinapt

Apprentice Member

Joined: 7/31/08
Posts: 47

9/24/09 1:37:24 PM#9
Originally posted by Gscully

Works fine on the released version of WIndows 7 too.

i7 950

12G ram

3T hard drive space

nVidia 295

 

 

that saves a load of porn LOL

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Yeah i play also under over Windows 7 x64 and never had problems :)

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Jimmy562

Hard Core Member

Joined: 10/12/06
Posts: 73

9/24/09 1:44:23 PM#10

All games released this year should work with windows 7 fine as it comes out in less than a months time.

AgtSmith

Advanced Member

Joined: 7/18/05
Posts: 1141

9/24/09 1:53:31 PM#11

Running it on the final version of Windows 7 (RTM, 64 bit) and no issues.  Aion should run fine on anything from XP to Windows 7 either x86 or x64.

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UOvet

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9/24/09 2:32:55 PM#12

I was curious if anyone played on  Vista then jumped to 7 and noticed any performance improvement in Aion and just overall with gaming?

Vagelisp

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Joined: 11/01/05
Posts: 370

9/24/09 3:11:42 PM#13

I had CRC errors when i used to install programs with large data packages like games. In my case it was not a bad media or a damaged DVD drive but a corrupted RAM chip. I replaced the chip and everything worked fine after that. Try doing a full memory diagnostic check before starting windows making sure that your RAM chips are ok.