I don ' t think it matters whether it applies to the new system or not . It ' s not going to magically start getting adhered to , so like any law in China , there ' s always a way around it . <| sep |> Ima lock it up ! !!!<| sep |> More like Danielsafag 11 amirite . Plz kill me . <| sep |> Thank you sir for replying ! My wife ' s grandpa built his own computer . I sent him the falcon guide and he did it all himself . My dad is not that technical , I try and keep it simple <| sep |> It ' s like combining a dumpster fire with an even bigger dumpster fire <| sep |> So that ' s a no on the source ? <| sep |> and always this guy complaining about people posting this bug <| sep |> It means shutting down everything . <| sep |> Most likely windows defender or your AV is to blame for this . These programs might be deleting the crack files in your pirated games . That would be causing them to crash or not start at all . The answer to this is to whitelist the files in the AV or windows defender settings . Also , some older PC games are known to lose compatibility with Windows 10 . You can usually still get them to work , but you have to do a little tweaking with the compatibility and other settings , depending on the game . If all else fails , you could try to set up a dual boot system and just play those games on Windows 78 .