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[resolved] osu! for Windows XP SP3

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ImNotAihari
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ImNotAihari
Problem details:
There is a computer with Windows XP SP3 and wanted to install osu! on it. But when I open the installer, the error pops up: System.Exception: Unsigned executable!. How to fix it? All the necessary components are installed.

Video or screenshot showing the problem:
https://imgur.com/a/n2JIPK2

osu! version: Stable 20210423.2 (latest)
THAT_otaku
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Joined February 2018
THAT_otaku
Im assuming it already is but make sure your windows xp is up to date.

A machine that old might not have support for opengl 2.0 which is necessary to run osu, check that.

You also need a .net framework 4 or higher to run osu.


Even if you have all of that, chances are you'll have to use a version of osu! From 2007 - idk 2010ish, im not sure it could run the current osu client very well.
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ImNotAihari
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Joined June 2020
Topic Starter
ImNotAihari

THAT_otaku wrote:

Im assuming it already is but make sure your windows xp is up to date.

A machine that old might not have support for opengl 2.0 which is necessary to run osu, check that.

You also need a .net framework 4 or higher to run osu.


Even if you have all of that, chances are you'll have to use a version of osu! From 2007 - idk 2010ish, im not sure it could run the current osu client very well.
I tried to install osu 2007-2013 and gives this error: "Unable to find a version of the runtime to run this application"
https://imgur.com/a/aM4UYnS
Dntm8kmeeatu
Technical Support Team
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Joined December 2014
Dntm8kmeeatu
XP is not a supported OS for osu! sorry. There may be a way to get it to work, but it's not intended or planned/supported. Your best bet is just to install an OS from within the Decade.
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bobalostora
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Joined July 2022
bobalostora
most devices that run windows xp supports windows vista.

so, try upgrading to it or tinyvista as it is much easier to run applications on and still supports chrome.

https://archive.org/details/windows-tiny-vista-rev02

posted this from tinyvista on opera broser.

hope that helps ;3
MusicRitman
443 posts
Joined July 2017
MusicRitman

bobalostora wrote:

most devices that run windows xp supports windows vista.

so, try upgrading to it or tinyvista as it is much easier to run applications on and still supports chrome.

https://archive.org/details/windows-tiny-vista-rev02

posted this from tinyvista on opera broser.

hope that helps ;3
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bobalostora
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Joined July 2022
bobalostora

MusicRitman wrote:

bobalostora wrote:

most devices that run windows xp supports windows vista.

so, try upgrading to it or tinyvista as it is much easier to run applications on and still supports chrome.

https://archive.org/details/windows-tiny-vista-rev02

posted this from tinyvista on opera broser.

hope that helps ;3
Bro replied to a 3 year old post...
idk what i was thinking about
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