@amandat: Sorry , but no. I don't think there have been very many western games made. From memory I have only ever played one, and it's name escapes me. looks like you may have to spend a bit of time on google to find it, and even if you do find it you may have problems playing it on a newer machine. Good luck.

Recently I thought I would replay an old game that I enjoyed back in 2006, only to find out that it won't start. It's a WW11 tank game called Panzer Elite Action. Fields of Glory. A program compatibility box came up saying that a digitally signed driver is required lirsgt.sys. Windows blocked the installation of a digitally unsigned driver. Check publishers website for a digitally signed version of the driver. Tages drivers ( error577 )

I checked the web site only to find out that it doesn't exist anymore. So anyone know how I could go about getting this game to play again, that isn't too technical, as anything too tech will be a bit much for me to do as I'm not a geek. I'm running windows 10 on a new machine.

Thanks Ivan

Yeah I'm down under, but not Australia. New Zealand actually, and all these parts are pretty much twice as much as the prices you guys have put down. I could have looked around and bought everything individually but it's really no cheaper. Computers are expensive here, but what can you do? If you want something bad enough, you just have to pay. It's not the best, but it will do for me. at least I can add to it. My old Dell has a AGP motherboard with a 7600GT video card. No trouble playing the old games like Command and Conquer, but no good with the new ones. It might be old but it's still going after all these years. I'm a little bit sad to see it go actually, I get a bit attached to things that I've had for a long time. I won't throw it out, it can go in the garage for now.

It was long past time to replace my 13 year old dell 8300 machine, and I just got back from the shop with my brand new box. Here's the specs. Case- Cooler Master K282. CPU Intel Haswel i5 4460 4 core3.2ghz, 6mb cache. Motherboard H81M ddr3 support. Memory 8gb ddr3 ram, heat spreaders. ssd 120gb ssd. Graphics gtx 950 2gb gddr5. Wind 10. What do you think? As someone that doesn't need a maxed out overclocked box, don't be too hard on me. I know it's not top of the range, but at $1200 it looks like everything I need.

That Dreadnought would be a great mate to have. Hey guys come over here and see this, I've got a mate that can wipe-out that whole street. Come and see for yourselves if you don't believe me.

Just thought I'd let you guys know how I went. After typing in all the static IP address numbers, I was up and going with the internet. Only one problem the WIFI wasn't going for the dragons IPad. So I had to find out the password for it and type it into the Ipad, and now that's going as well. It's been a bit of a hassle for me to get all this going, but I got there in the end.

Thanks you guys for all you help.

Ivan

I just got through to the Vodafone technician, and he says that I needed to choose the other box, Static IP not Dynamic IP, and he gave me a list of numbers that I need to type in when all the empty boxes come up after I click on it. He said that these numbers for the new router will override the numbers for the old router, enabling me to be connected to the new one. I'm getting there.

@GTR12: Yes I shut it all down and then fired it up again, but It didn't make any difference. It says it's connected but when you bring up the internet or email it just says the same old thing, no connection. Is the DHCP I chose for step four the right one. I'm trying to get through to my internet provider to see what is the right thing to do with that box. How come the old one is no problems ? The only reason that I want the new one is because it's a lot faster. New one 300mbps old one 56mbps. I'm beginning to think that it's not worth the bother.

Well here's where I'm at. I reset the new one, installed google chrome and got the, connecting the router to the internet set up wizard up. first step up ok. second step ok. 3rd step ok. I think it's the fourth that's the problem. It says select which Ethernet WAN type you would like to connect to. Select one. DHCP, static IP, PPPoE, PPTT or L2TP. I don't know what one I have, so I chose the first one. If you clicked on the second one static IP, 4 boxes popped up that needed to be filled in, and I didn't know what to put in them, so I stuck with the first one and continued with the rest of the set up, and at the end clicked on apply settings. It all seemed to be going ok, telling me that it was all connected up. But when I tried to get the internet up, I just got the same old message saying no connection. So it was back to the old router again, and that's where I'm at. I'm slowly getting there. One day.

@neatfeatguy: Hi. I haven't tried to put the new router back on yet. Google only comes up when I type in those numbers with the old router that gets the internet. I just typed them in to see what happened. Don't laugh but I'm still using XP on my old 11 year old dell 8300, and I can still play my games on it. I'm playing Dawn of War 11 at the moment, with the settings on low mind you. I know I need a new one, and I'm going to get one. The computer shop said he would make one up for me using an nvidia card (not the latest) using windows 7, for around a grand. For some reason you can't use windows 8. I can't wait, my old AGP mother board can't last forever, but it has lasted. Anyway thanks for all your help, I will have another go with the router in the weekend.

See ya