RESOLVED: Fiddling with the in-game software renderer helped the game to be displayed properly. Upping my laptop's gamma res helped (immensely) with making the dark areas not so dark. And fiddling with the in-game res helped the game to be as close to full screen as possible. Happy gaming, guys! And …

UPDATE: After fooling around with which graphics driver to use and using compatibility mode, I got the game to run! And even though the game is a bit brighter, it's not 100%. Still playable, though.

Just bought a corded mouse (the previous mouse was wireless) and the mouse still doesn't work in-game so I know the problem isn't the mouse.

UPDATE: I downloaded a Quicktime fix type-of-file and put it in the game's System folder. Now the movies are playing, but the mouse isn't working at all. Also still have the darkness/brightness problems. Strange. Apple no longer supports Quicktime for windows yet when I applied the update, the …

Okay. I got a better computer. It's a gaming laptop. Here are the specs. Win !0 64 bit Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. GP63 Leopard 8RE REV:1.0 2.20 gigahertz Intel Core i7-8750H 384 kilobyte primary memory cache 1536 kilobyte secondary memory cache 9216 kilobyte tertiary memory cache 64-bit …

If its got safedisc there is nothing you can do legally to run it on Windows 10. But I legally bought the game so what would be illegal here? Wheel of Time seems to have issues that go beyond SafeDisc. The PCgamingwiki site has some tips for running it. https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Wheel_of_ …

According to the game's wiki page it uses Safedisc, that's probably the reason. https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/08/17/windows-10-safedisc-securom-drm/ Thank you for your reply, teleguy. The problem is that as I am not too terribly tech savvy, I'm hoping to get some help here on what to do to …

Not sure if this is the right place to put this, but here it goes. Okay. I remember playing TWoT on WinXP years ago and thought it would be nice to play it again. The problem is that I have Win10 now and Microsoft hasn't supported XP for quite some time. Anywho, I have long since disposed of TWoT so …