[Request] Client versions between 7.201 and 7.5668 (or before 7.201)

[rajkosto]

i've PM'd you the details
hope you can upload this soon

[Hion]

How many client versions are we away from being completed?

I have 2 brand new Pre-SOE MxO's still in box, and 1 post-SOE.

I'll try to upload when I can.

[rajkosto]

Do you think i don't have the boxed version ?
it's right up there in the first post (fileplanet version)

[Hion]

(04-04-2013, 08:43 PM)rajkosto Wrote: Do you think i don't have the boxed version ?
it's right up there in the first post (fileplanet version)

No not at all, just I thought from day 1 - the last day there was an assortment of differently made CD's.

[rajkosto]

Nope, they printed once, they didnt even sell them at many places
You could ship me a boxed unopened copy via mail if you want, i'll put it on a pedestal and it will be my based god

[infectiousgroove]

i have an old version of mxo on my old hard drive but it uses windows xp and my new system uses windows 7, i tried to connect it to access the files but it does not work, is there a way i can access them to find out what version i have?

[QuiDormit]

The HDD being Windows XP shouldn't matter. How are you trying to access it? What kind of HDD is it? SATA, IDE? How are you trying to hook it up to your new computer?

We can probably walk you through this, we just need some information.

[infectiousgroove]

it's a sata i tried to hook it up with the red cable that come's with the sata drive's straight to the motherboard,thought if i could get it to work i could access it from window's

[bitbomb]

You hooked up the power as well? Also, it should be connected before you power the PC on. If you still don't see an additional drive letter, right click 'computer' and go to 'manage,' and hit 'drive management' on the left column. See if you see another disk there. The drive could be bad if you have it connected properly and still don't see anything. But definitely make sure the drive has power and data cables connected before you power the machine on. If you know how to get into your PC's BIOS, check to see if the drive shows up there. Most standard motherboards, it's 'DEL' at the BIOS screen, Dells are usually F10, HPs usually F2, etc. Most tell you what key to press on the BIOS screen.

But as QD said, the operating system installed on that drive doesn't matter if it's any kind of Windows. If it was Windows XP then the file system is either FAT32 or NTFS.

[Draxxx]

Been a long time since I've been around... Just saw this post..

I have (at hand);
7.5634
7.5628
7.5593
7.5414

I have more backups some where, out in the garage somewhere.. But its late here. I'll have a look tomorrow.
As I've previously posted elsewhere, I also have the full client at end of beta (pre-disc install) somewhere.

Let me know if you want any of them.