Yes, MS changed something. The way as OS build and release works is that a working OS is released only to chosen beta test customers and makers of computer attached equipment. this usually happens at least 18 months before the OS is released for retail sale, and public usage.
It is the equipment makers (HP, Canon, Brother, Western Digital, etc, etc, etc) responsibility to create and release drivers to support their(and their customer's) equipment.
the point I was making in my first post is that every Maker of equipment that I have did support my stuff. My HP printers, Pentax and Olympus cameras etc. If they didn't, I wouldn't blame MS. Apparently your camera maker didn't wish to spend the manhours to make the installed base work with the latest OS. Don't get me wrong, I'm not necessarily defending MS, it's just that they are not the real culprit here.
I have 10 on two laptops and one tower system.
Once I found a way to get my games back, I'm happy.
I wonder how all the UNIX variants out there handle this issue???
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