I got a new computer awhile back and it had Windows 7 installed will Rhem 4 work on that OS? In my computer slot it says I have 128 TB of 135 TB what does that mean? I have plenty of GB space to download the game. When it downloads it says it goes to programs I find it in desktop too. In desktop it says folder empty I cannot open the game to play. Anyone know why or is it just it wont work on 7? How can I play it?Thanks for any help given

TB is terabytes.
1 terabyte = 1000 gigabytes (TB) so you if you actually have 128 Terabytes free, you have a huge amount of free disk space.

Where are you trying to download from?
You say it's supposed to go to C:\Program Files (or maybe to C:\Program Files(x86)). Do you find it there?

The system requirements for RHEM 4 are listed here
http://www.rhem-game.com/en/rhem4/index.htm
Click where it says "system" at the left side of the screen.

It's supposed to work on Windows 7, but may require QuickTime.

Ive never heard of a harddrive that big for a regular person.Maybe NASA.Even if it was true I dont think Win7 could handle it. Sounds like something is up here.

I thought the same thing, Geo. And I don't know of a retail motherboard that could handle it, let alone Windows 7!

I haven't heard of one either -- except in a server. But it might be possible to have 1.28 TB on a home computer.

With an appropriate mother board and drivers you can install 3 TB hard drives.

I knew there were limits, but wasn't sure what they were. Certainly nothing in our realm would support 128 TB hard drives!

Just out of curiosity, where are you seeing that?

If you click the Start button in the lower left of your computer screen and then click where it says Computer, you should be able to find how much space is on your hard drive. For most people it would be in the GB range, but it might be between 1 and 2 TB if you have a lot of disk space. I think you may have mistaken 1.28 TB for 128 TB.

None of which helps with RHEM 4, but installing the correct version of QuickTime might, since their webpage mentions QuickTime.