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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1214870" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.They are defined in our Wiki.It's the graphics that is causing the issues, not main RAM...It probably can on Win7 (as Win7 did not need so much hardware), but not on Win10. The DirectX things are out of scope for us. MP2 uses new(er) technologies so it needs more recent .NET frameworks and Visual C runtimes. That's why it definitely can not run on XP (as example) where MP1 is using old fashioned technologies like .NET 3.5 and similar. That's why MP1 still can work on XP also XP is no longer in the list of supported OSes. In the Windows World, normally a new OS means new Hardware too... But it definitely is the hardware to blame. And to be precise it is the graphics board(chip) that is too weak to run MP2 on Win10. The &quot;rest&quot; of your hardware is strong enough. As the graphics is onboard you can not that easy exchange it with a better, stronger one. That's why it most likely a complete new system is needed... Most likely a driver issue. MP1 and MP2 are using exactly the same TV engine so there can not be any difference here. When it has worked with MP1 and Win7 it must work with MP2 on Win7 too. But as it didn't work with MP2 on Win10, it also will not work in MP1 on Win10. This means, it is a Win10 driver issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1214870, member: 109222"] Hi. They are defined in our Wiki. It's the graphics that is causing the issues, not main RAM... It probably can on Win7 (as Win7 did not need so much hardware), but not on Win10. The DirectX things are out of scope for us. MP2 uses new(er) technologies so it needs more recent .NET frameworks and Visual C runtimes. That's why it definitely can not run on XP (as example) where MP1 is using old fashioned technologies like .NET 3.5 and similar. That's why MP1 still can work on XP also XP is no longer in the list of supported OSes. In the Windows World, normally a new OS means new Hardware too... But it definitely is the hardware to blame. And to be precise it is the graphics board(chip) that is too weak to run MP2 on Win10. The "rest" of your hardware is strong enough. As the graphics is onboard you can not that easy exchange it with a better, stronger one. That's why it most likely a complete new system is needed... Most likely a driver issue. MP1 and MP2 are using exactly the same TV engine so there can not be any difference here. When it has worked with MP1 and Win7 it must work with MP2 on Win7 too. But as it didn't work with MP2 on Win10, it also will not work in MP1 on Win10. This means, it is a Win10 driver issue. [/QUOTE]

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