I am using Windows XP SP3 not sure how this will work on Vista. Now from the old SPORE copy EditorSaves.package and paste it into your new SPORE. When entered quit spore and in Application Data you should be able to see a new SPORE folder if not play some spore then it should be there.Ĥ) Find your old SPORE folder and from it copy Games folder and paste in the new SPORE folder. Yes it now works but don't rush into playing there are still saves to restore. Now you should be able to see it.Ģ) In Application Data you should find SPORE folder rename it so that you could find it again or move it somewhere also to a place where you could find it.ģ) Enter SPORE. click on View and CHECK Show Hidden files and folders. NOTE: Application Data is a hidden folder so if you don't see it don't panic just go to Tools/Folder Options. ġ) Go to Documents and Settings then (UserName) and in to Application Data Thank you Urban Online Entertainment and Electronic Arts for NOT helping me out on this :ermm. Please post back with the status of the issue and we will be glad to assist you further.After some researching on this problem I have finally found a way how to fix it without losing saves or anything. Let the game install and then check the functionality.
Place a check mark next to " Run this program in Compatibility mode" and select operating system from theĥ. Right click on the setup file of the game and select " Properties".Ĥ. Download the setup file of the game and save it on your local disk.Ģ.
I suggest you to reinstall the Spore Galactic Adventures game in Compatibility modeĪ compatibility mode is a software mechanism in which a software either emulates an older version of software in order to allow incompatible software or files to remain compatible with the computer's newer hardware or software. This issue might occur if the game is incompatible on Windows 10. Sorry to know that the Spore Galactic Adventures game fails to work on Windows 10.
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