Arkose: All GOG releases are fully compatible with 64-bit as well as 32-bit. I use Windows 7 64-bit myself and I've had no problems with any GOG release. :)

CaptBlood: Hi, I hope this is the right thread to post in. I recently upgraded my OS to Win7 from Vista, and in the process lost my GoG.com account password. I've gone through the password reset process, but the reset emails never get sent to my address (and yes, I have checked the spam folder). I've tried using the support contact form on the website, but I haven't gotten a response in more than 24 hours. I've got a few weeks holiday and I'd very much like to play The Witcher 2, so any help would be most appreciated.

I'm posting this using a dummy account that I just set up - the email address is valid, but the username for the account I need access to is chromeusagi.

cheers

cogadh: The GOG support staff does not work weekends, so depending on when you actually sent in your request, it can take a lot longer than the normal 24-48 hours to get a response. This past weekend, the site did experience some problems, so that might have affected the sending of the password reset e-mail. If you have not gotten a response from GOG support, you might try the password reset one more time, it may work now.

Antimateria: In my country today.. well yesterday was monday and today is tuesday morning. well.. no point for sleeping now.. =/

Edit: infact, it was a pretty good day. Hopefully yours was too.

CaptBlood: My day was ok, although sadly lacking Witcher action. Tried the password reset again, and still no email. I've submitted another support request, but I'm guessing I won't hear back for another few hours at least - it's 6 or 7am over there, I think.

If I'd known that there was no support staff on the weekend I probably wouldn't have gotten quite so frustrated - perhaps that info should be put on the support page?

cheers all.

OliPicard: Red Barron 2 isnt working with Windows 7, tried to run it in compatibility mode but this did not work.

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ther19: What's the latest on Win 7 64 Bit settings for Myst & Riven? Win 7 asks me to run in XP SP2 Mode, but a few other boards say that something around Win95 is better. I tried in both. It seemed to work better in Win95 then totally crashed back to the desktop. Do any additional settings have to be made re the audio and/or video options?
Also, Riven doesn't seem to have the opening screen that gives the options to save and/or continue my games. Am I missing someting? It just does the first two logos screens and then lands me at a "Play Riven" screen that goes right into the game. When I quit it asks me if I want to save but, even when I answer "yes", all that happens is that it starts at that point next time I open the game. For me, saving at various levels is essential to gameplay, because sometimes you need to take a chance/ do an experiment. You need to be able to save at various levels and preserve your progress. I'm sure I remember that you could save multiple gaves in the Myst series. Can anyone fill me in on this stuff? Thanks...