Note: An original installation disc or ISO is required to fully install the Windows XP OS. Installation of a virtual machine can be achieved with the help of VirtualBOX: I've seen this solution working, but those who used it said that there was one inconvenience: they could no longer add text to their images.Īlternatively, you can try creating a virtual machine on your current system, installing Windows XP or Windows Vista on it, then installing the MGI PhotoSuite on that virtual machine. Lastly, right-click the application's executable, go to Properties -> Compatibility and set it to Run in compatibility mode for Windows XP SP2. Then, restart your PC, go to the MGI folder, look for a file named reg.dll and delete it. If you're not willing to roll back to your previous Windows version, there are a few workarounds, but I can't guarantee that they will work for you:įirst, try rebooting your Windows in safe mode and installing the application like that. PhotoSuite - Components new to PhotoSuite 7 include a smart capture utility for importing photos or video files from digital cameras, scanners, or storage devices, a rich label creation tool, and a comprehensive media management system that provides a single, convenient location for viewing, organizing, and burning photos, video clips and audio files to CD or DVD. Digital photo manipulation for 'just plain folks' MGI software has been positively tearing up the affordable digital photo manipulation software market over the past few years, and with its latest PhotoSuite product it gives the 'ordinary consumer' more power, flexibilty, and fun, than ever before.

Unfortunately, MGI PhotoSuite is a very old application that is not designed to work with newer Windows versions and since it's highly reliant on Internet Explorer 5, I'm surprised you didn't have any troubles running it on Windows 7 or 8.

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