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I hope this stays available to all those who want it and find it. I can play these by myself, try to beat my own score. I’m 56, a female and this is the only game I like to play other than Keno & Super 8 Keno. They are ICONS now, basically a thing of the past unless you have a lot of money to buy one.

Microsoft pinball arcade .png box install#

Thank you so much for making it the easiest install ever!. That gave me the idea to search using that name.

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I did see the Pro Works flipper.cad file. I tried to recover it from the old.win file which was unsuccessful. I had since upgraded that computer to Win 7. It worked also, but somehow got deleted and the flash drive got stolen with all my others.

One fell in my lap one day so I thought I would copy the game to a flash drive. Everybody I knew had upgraded to Vista or Windows 7. I have looked and looked since XP was no longer available. Thanks, not only for putting this out there, but for making it so easy even a near-computer-illiterate like me can do it. It just went straight to Start, so I dragged it to Games. Now, I try a vague search on a whim, find this site, and it’s so easy(although I think I clicked the wrong thing–sorta–since I never got Step 2. I was resigned to Free Cell as my only choice when I wanted to zone out for a bit. I spent years wondering if there was something like it, but not knowing where to look, etc. When I realized the W7 they made me use to do so no longer had the game, I was severely bummed. Now, I’m still on that awful virtual desktop, but telecommuting from home. Some years ago, the head office made us all work on a crappy Citrix virtual desktop(w/almost all customizing features removed, ’cause, you know–we’re all children who’ll burn the place down if we’re allowed to pick our own color scheme they even took away the clock in the taskbar, saying, “What do they need that for?”).

Microsoft pinball arcade .png box Pc#

Not having a pc at home, I too spent countless hours being paid on 3rd shift to get really good at Space Cadet. But if I can get the PBA Config to be at 1080x2200, it may give me some more flexibility to use that PlayFieldShift later.Good Lord, I really thought, being something of a Luddite, that I was probably the only one playing what I assumed everyone else thought was “the lame pinball game that Windows stuck in there as a selling point to non-gamers & parents”. So far it's helping on the tables I've checked. My workaround is to push the PlayfieldShift settings lever all the way up to the top, moving from the default of 0 up to 30.

(The LG23' monitor will be substituted with a large TV monitor once I have this completely working.) (A SyncMaster happens to be the playfield monitor in Robert's guide. For my experiment, I am using an LG 23' monitor for the playfield, and a Samsung SyncMaster 23' monitor for the backglass. Any idea why 1080x2200 would not be listed for me? I am using an NVIDIA GTX 960 graphics card.

Microsoft pinball arcade .png box mod#

The closest I can get to it is 1080x2160, and that is throwing off the display division of my backglass/playfield when I use the Mod (but PlayfieldShift does help with this display problem). However, when I go to the next step in the Guide and try to set the PBA Configuration utility, on my PC the PBA Config utility for DX11 does not have an entry for 1080x2200. Within your video cards display settings, you must set your backglass monitor above the playfield monitor (which must be set to portrait by the display controls) and centered as best you can manually.' 'For a two display setup, the resolution of the playfield should be set to 1080x1920 and the backglassmonitor should be setup for 1600x1200. I was able to follow this part of Robert's guide without any problem: Thanks so much NoEx and Robert for your work related to the latest version of the Mod!