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I changed my System Locale to Japanese in the Administrative tab on my Control Panel. Everything in the folder adds up to 2.15 GB. I can start the game and see the first 3 screens, but then it crashes: I downloaded it from another source and, this time, it came with some different files: Inside the new folder, there are these files: They seem to be instructions on how to install the new file called "sdrt4285.exe": When I opened the "WHITE ALBUM.exe" file, I was prompted to visit this website and download a program called "Sofware Battery Runtime Program". I downloaded it and realized that the file was a more recent version (sdrt5030.exe) of the new file that came in the torrent (sdrt4285j.exe): I installed it, but I don't know what it does: I have also to mention that the game came with a crack. When I open the uncracked "WHITE ALBUM.exe" file I find this: It's only when I open the cracked "WHITE ALBUM.exe" files that the game starts and I can see the first 3 screens.

So I'm trying to play the original White Album, but I'm getting this error: It is the PS3 port to the PC and there is no installer anywhere, just these files: Does anyone know what I could do to make it work? My computer is a X64 Windows 7 Home Premium.

Are you running your computer with Japan system locale? (link to instructions): Yes, I'm running it with Japan system locale. I changed it on my control panel and also, I have applocale installed. Game Name: Grisaia no Kajitsu Description of Problem: I already searched a lot, but couldn't find a solution for it. When I run the installation, I keep clicking Next, but this is the message I get at the end: Your Operating System: I have a Windows 7 x64 Operating System. What did you already try? Turning system locale to Japan, running it as admin. I tried to copy the content of the .mdf to a separate folder on my hard drive, but I'm not allowed to move the "uninst.exe" file. I also tried to remove the "Read Only" box on the files in the .mdf, but I just couldn't.