There is one called Oracle VM VirtualBox. What I can suggest is to use a Virtual Machine. I have a physical XP machine myself so the game works 100%. Sadly, it seems that it can only be compatible with these operating systems. On the back of the cover it states that it can only run on these OS systems: (Ask if you would like any more properties, the administrator is a good friend of mine) I have tested it on a student computer at school and it succeeded in seeing the disk and to be able to install it. I have tested the game on a windows 10 and it still couldn't open the game. My computer is a very powerful PC with 16 GIG of RAM with two NVIDIA graphics cards, and it cannot open the sims disk even though it can see it. The thing is that many computers according to their hardware or compatibility systems can open it, some can't. Many people have problems with trying to run or install the Sims on a Windows 8.1 or 10. That way, if you insert the original the install will continue and you won't be baffled when it says that it isn't the right disk. It is asking you to insert the ORIGINAL Sims game disk, we all know that all extension packs cannot be installed without the original Sims disk. Most people think that it's asking you to insert the extension pack CD but think again, read the window properly. There is a common problem that after you install Sims 1 and install an extension pack, you come to a point when it wants you to insert a disk. I will continue upgrading this post if I find out any more fixes. I have had owned a Sims 1 original game since the age of six and I thought of sharing some problems that I have had fixed.

Original sims on windows 10