Hmm, this is what I get when I try to load new launcher.

- What do?

 

do you know if you run a 32-bit windows 7? if so there is a known problem with it reported in the forum, but no solution to it that i have seen
to check version
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...4-bit-version-of-the-windows-operating-system

 

- This is my top of the line gaming rig mang! what's the issue my dudez?

 

Take out and reload.

 

- I've uninstalled and tried to launch the new launcher about 5 times now, do you mean uninstall old client totally? think there is a conflict?

 

no the old client is installed in another way/place so i dont think its any conflict. atleast ive been able to run both clients on my 3 crazy old laptops without conflict. besides hearing the fan spin and getting the heat up in the room so i have to open the windows and doors and melt away the sun on the artic...

tried running the launcher as admin? right click it and run as admin?
here learn some swedish....but think its in 2nd row in english versions also

 

Well, from the look of things, maybe your machine is junk.

 

if you're still having problems:

1. download revo uninstaller and make sure you uninstall through the scan (files and folders - it will walk you through it)
2. go to ninite and make sure you're completely updated
3. system restart
4. reinstall it

 

my OS is Vista so i cant download new client

 

There is (was) a problem with 32-bit windows, I guess you have that, allthough windows Vista can be 64-bit also?
Not sure if the steamclient has solved those problems, did you try from the website or with using steam??

 

i tried from the main pox website

 

I get to this screen and try to play game and nothing happens i do have steam downloaded as well

 

here is pic

 

also cant open steam app now

 

comp is 32-bit dont think i can change that can I?

 

here is comp info

 

Your Windows is a 32-bit installation, not sure if that Dell computer is a 32-bit, think it is so "new" it could/should handle 64-bit windows.
Problem is that you would need to install a 64-bit windows. Afaik there is no way to just change from 32 -> 64bit without reinstallation

 

No, there's no way to change 32 to 64-bit without reinstalling. I checked and the T5750 processor is a 64-bit processor, so if you do have a license for Windows that supports 64-bit, you can do so on this PC. I would recommend doing so, many applicaitons now are released only as 64-bit applications.