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Cant Run MapleStory Under Virtual MachineComments MapleStory Forums : Maple Story Tech Help & Patches : Talk about problems with Maple Story and Patches Replies
I hope it's not permanent. What am I supposed to do? Partition my hard drive and run Windows through boot camp? I'd like the ability to run MapleStory on a certain Space, and use my Mac on another space. I don't see why they would not allow MapleStory to run under a virtual machine. It's not laggy or anything. They can't just change the system requirements like that. I paid real money for those damn mastery books just so I could play the game normally. I hate Nexon. It's a shame they made such an addictive game.
I can't get on either. I'm guessing it's that new HackShield. I'm going to try reinstalling and let you guys know.
UPDATE: Reinstalling didn't help. : nognog: I hope it's not permanent. What am I supposed to do? Partition my hard drive and run Windows through boot camp? I'd like the ability to run MapleStory on a certain Space, and use my Mac on another space. I don't see why they would not allow MapleStory to run under a virtual machine. It's not laggy or anything. They can't just change the system requirements like that.
I doubt they'd do it for temporary purposes. Can't you allocate how much is partitioned in Boot Camp? VMWare is essentially the same thing except you don't have to do partitioning and you aren't at risk of viruses on the host OS. There are many reasons why they don't allow VMWare'd Maplestory. Mostly because you can run multiple Maplestories on it. Not being laggy isn't the issue. Blocking VMWare only forces the end user to obtain more computers if possible. They didn't change the system requirements. The requirements stayed the same, they never said anything about using VMWare to play.AngryBeaner: ive been hearing about using bootcamp to play, but does it work? or are they having the same problem?
This is what has been bugging me. First, Bootcamp's description is actually booting another operating system, not Virtualizing it. If this is true, it should work. However, in theory, it should still be virtual. This being said, if Bootcamp works, I don't get why Mac users seek to use VMWare. Also, if Bootcamp does work, then I need to find what people say does not exist: A way to simultaneously dual boot two windows operating systems at the same time on a PC.
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After the last maintenance check I tried running MapleStory and a window opened up that said that MapleStory can't run under a virtual machine. The window's title was "Themida". No idea what that is ..
I'm running MapleStory using VMWare Fusion on my Mac on my Windows XP virtual machine. Is anyone experiencing the same problem? Is anyone running MapleStory successfully under a Windows 7 virtual machine? Thanks a lot.