Yes I tried clicking the link in the guide and when I go to click the 7 32bit ultimate version, it says that the link cannot be found. Can anyone direct me somewhere else? Thanks!
Any chance you're in college? Just grab a key from DreamSpark. If not, I'm afraid you'll have to do some serious google searching.
You can get it from here http://getintopc.com/softwares/operating-systems/windows-7-ultimate-free-download-iso-32-and-64-bit/
If you're not a student, use Experience's link. If you are, you can use this link to get a key through your school: https://www.dreamspark.com/Student/Default.aspx?tab=2#TabbedPanels1
Thanks for the link! But is there a reason why it takes so long to download? It says 3 days left lol... and usually I can download large files like this relatively quickly...
you can find iso files anywhere how safe they are might be a bigger problem i found it fast without any effort, don't remember what site tho
Could it be vmware patched the leaked keys ... tried several from different seconds in vid none worked ..... Any free option to VMWare? EDIT: I wasnt smart enough this evening to see the keys are for VMware 10 and i Got VMware 11 ... Check youtube for other codes for future ppl having trouble
Sorry for small grave dig here but this might help some people: Instead of using VMWare Workstation, you can also use VMware Player wich is a lot more lightweight and 100% free. It doesn't have all the features Workstation has, but you don't really need them for running maple . Download VMware Player player here: https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/7_0 ~Duts
Just get VMWare Player it's free forever. Also, for Oracle to work you need a .iso with a boot image (google that). And you don't need to download the game on your VM. Settings > Options > Shared Folders (easier if you tick the network drive option). Just gotta make sure you instal the VMWare Tools (it's in the dropdown menu just look for it).
Try opening the game from a shared folder (it's in the settings, share the MapleRoyals folder from your host PC to the VM).
Can you upload the .iso you used? Since the original link you posted isn't available anymore, I tried finding another online but this one is making me put in a CD or anything of that sort to install drivers (which I don't have). Any help would be appreciated, thank you
