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Unlike the Windows 7 Home Premium computer, my Windows XP 32 bit edition only has one program folder.

Where is the best place to put a copy of the face creator file to enable the Hoyle Card Games 2005 to work properly? The creating an Encore folder in program files and copying and pasting the face creator file worked on my Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit edition because there are two program folders, program files and program files X86. Creating an Encore folder in my documents and placing a copy of the face creator in it did not work either. Placing a copy of the face creator file in the Hoyle Card Games 2005 folder did not work. Does anyone know how and where to place the face creator file on Windows XP 32 bit Edition to enable the face creator file to work properly instead of failing to start? I've tried to place a copy of the face creator file in numerous different locations but nothing worked so far. It already works properly in Hoyle Board Games 2005. I am wondering how to link the face creator for both the Hoyle 2005 games so that the face creator works properly in the Hoyle Card Games 2005. Unlike the Hoyle Card Games 2005 and Hoyle Board Games 2005, Hoyle Puzzle and Board Games 2012 has its own face creator and its files are located in two areas, program files and in the applications folder. I know that the Hoyle Card Games 2005 shares the face creator with the Hoyle Board Games 2005. Also, I have Hoyle Board Games 2005 and Hoyle Puzzle and Board Games 2012 installed successfully their face creators work fine.

I tried modifying, repairing, removing and uninstalling, removing all traces of the game, re-installing the game and I still get the same error message. I noticed that my face creator program failed to launch properly, claiming that the face creator files were missing and to re-install Hoyle Card Games 2005. I have a HP Pavilion computer with a Dual Core AMD 64 processor. I installed Hoyle Card Games 2005 on my Windows XP Professional 32 bit Edition.