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The thread discusses compatibility issues of Bejeweled 3 and other older games with Windows 10, with the original poster experiencing problems after upgrading—such as incompatibility, DRM conflicts, and the game refusing to open despite compatibility mode attempts. They note that Bejeweled 2 still works fine and express frustration that Windows 10's security features, like secdrv.sys, may be breaking older game functionality. Overall, the user feels Windows 10 deteriorates gaming experience due to these restrictions and technical hurdles.
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Bejeweled 3 is incompatible with Windows 10. It works fine in Windows 7, and work fine in Windows 10 if installed on Windows 7 before upgrading. Noticed that Netflix doesn't work with Edge, either: I get error H7361-1253-80070005. Netflix works fine in Chrome with Windows 10. I can't edit comments in Facebook with Edge, but can in Chrome, as well. Any images in Facebook chat come up as black boxes in high contrast mode, too. Bejeweled 2 works fine in Windows 10. Aside from these minor annoyances, I like Windows 10, much better cmd and shell.
 

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Bought the game for the third time, oh boy. Now I can use it on my phone.
 

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correct covid analysis, any way. Bill Gates wants to cut the human population drastically, but we digress...
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From what I see, it's all about greed. One company buys it from another, and want to resell it to users. How? By screwing up the old version, to sell a new version, like Apple did and probably still does with it's battery software scam.
 
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