Hello,

As you can see in this FAQ: http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/8795248

It is compattible up to WinXP SP 2, got it running with XP SP3 without any problem, so it might work with VM/XP mode in Windows 7.
If you install it from harddisk direct, install it from C:/(map), to aviod problems with long path names.

Regards,

Marcjan

Hello Banzay;

Pro Tool 6.0 SP3 was marketed in 2004 (see link below). So SP1 was even earlier....

Your only option to run in in a more recent computer  is a VWware installation with a version of Win XP operating system, for example.

ProTool 6.0 will support the following OS and Step 7 versions::

Operating Systems

As PC operating system platform for the configuration as well as the runtime software, the following operating systems are released:

• Windows 98 SE (Second Edition)
• Windows ME (Millennium Edition)
• Windows NT 4.0 SP6a or higher
• Windows 2000 SP2 or higher
• Windows XP Professional (SP1, SP2)

Supported STEP 7 Versions

All versions of ProTool V6.0 + SP3 support the STEP 7 versions 5.1 SP4 or higher, 5.2 and 5.3.

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/19962184/service-pack-3-for-version-6-0-of-simatic-protool-lite-protool-protool-pro-and-proagent-is-available-now-(delivery-release)?dti=0&lc=en-WW

Hope this helps,

Daniel Chartier

I believe the issue isn't the program its self but the installer. Here's what worked for me. 

If you are using a VM then copy the entire Pro Tool package into the VM local C:\ drive.

Locate each install / setup.exe file and one at a time right click on the file, go to properties, click on the compatibility tab, make these selections -

1) Select the - Run in Compatibility Mode box (radial).

2) in the drop down select - XP service Pack 3.

3) Run as Administrator.

4) Click on Apply then OK

5) Then launch the executable install / setup file.

The program(s) should install with no problem. Not sure how it will work as I haven't tested the install. But, it will install. 

IT IS possible to install ProTool V6+SP3 directly to Window 7 64 bit by right click Install.exe and EACH Setup.exe  and make them compatible to Windows XP SP2.

I am guessing that it will install to Windows 10 64 bit as well by doing similar.

It's true, and easy way, but the system integration isn't fully with this method.

If anybody can resolve this problem, pls let me know :)

It works great! Thanks man 

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