If anybody out there could please lend me some advice in this matter or offer me some links that might give a guide or instructions on what I may have to modify to get Protel 99SE S6 to work correctly on Windows & I would be indebted. Save the changes, run Protel 99 SE, try loading a library, should work. A NOP instruction is 90 in hexadecimal, hence the change. Change all bytes from offset 2690E to 26917 ( a total of 10 bytes that need to be changed) to 90. My Boss does not like the new Altium and is very old schooled and prefers protel, knows how to use it fluently and even occasionally uses Tango believe it it or not. So: get yourself a hex editor (I use 'HxD', it's free) and edit the 'Client99SE.exe' file. Just to be clear here I have a Licensed copy here(legit not cracked) that was purchased back in the win 98 era. Yet some people have figured out ways to get it working fine on Windows 7 but I never see a clear explanation on how they did it. Then there is the issue with library files not working correctly.
Thread starter tmenet Start date Status Not open for further replies. Compatibility Architecture: 32 Bit (x86) / 64 Bit (圆4) Latest Version Release Added On: 30th Mar 2014. Keeping Protel 99 SE libraries up to date. I have been googling this for hours and it seems that people have had big problems with getting Protel to work on Win7 correctly without having to resort to using a virtual machine with XP.Īlso disturbing is many have claimed after installing the program and updating to SE6 it majorly breaks there Windows 7 installation. Setup Type: Offline Installer / Full Standalone Setup.
