| Publishers | Electronic Arts |
| Developers | Maxis |
| Release date | 2000 |
| Genre | Simulation |
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Game Description
The Sims (also known as The Sims 1 or The Sims Classic) is a life-simulation video game developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts on February 4, 2000 for Windows, and July 25, 2000 for Mac OS X. The game only has a single-player mode. There is no goal defined in The Sims,and players must develop their characters as they go through different life stages. Characters which the player controls can interact with other in-game characters, develop relationships (both negative and positive) and can even start families together. Characters can also be assigned certain tasks to develop life skills, which enables them to progress in their careers and increase their salaries.
Download The Sims
The Sims is no longer abandonware. You can now buy the game from:
Windows (2000)
The Sims™ Legacy Collection on Steam
Additional files, patches and fixes
The Sims Deluxe Edition Manual (English)
The Sims Windows ReadMe (German)
The Sims Windows ReadMe (English)
The Sims Windows ReadMe (Spanish)
The Sims Windows ReadMe (French)
The Sims Windows ReadMe (Italian)
The Sims Windows ReadMe (Dutch)
The Sims Screenshots
Windows




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any tips will help thanks
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1. Mount disk image like stated above
2. Select Setup.exe by right clicking and opening mounted disk image.
3. After selecting Yes to setup, it might load and hang. Don’t panic.
4. Go to Task Manager. Under “Details” scroll down to the Setup.exe for Sims (should have logo).
5. Right click and open “Analyze Wait Chain”
6. A menu showing Setup, and something connected underneath (likely something called nvcontainer). Select that, then end ONLY that process, NOT SETUP.
7. Setup should start working as usual now to Install. Follow every other instruction listed on this webpage above to the letter.
8. After installing, from this point forward just go into Maxis folder, select the replaced Sims.exe from the step above you did earlier.
9. Game should load, have fun!
I found this out after checking PCGamingWiki Sims 1 page, which has info on Setup Hanging in modern systems.
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Go into the folder you installed The Sims into – if you don’t know where that is, right click the desktop shortcut for The Sims and select “Open File Location”. Paste the “Sims.exe” file from Step 5. into this folder. Confirm you want to replace the file in the location.
I’m not able to paste. I get the message “There is not enough space on The Sims. You need an additional 2.06 MB to copy these files.”
This is the only folder on that drive