This worked for me. I was able to get the main parts of PhotoMax 2.4 onto my Windows 7 Laptop. You need a flash drive of some kind. I downloaded of my old desktop onto the flash drive 4gig memory of an inexpenisve camera I have. Click on "Computer" or my computer. Click on your main drive letter, in my case is was "C". Then click on "program files". Look for your "Poloroid" file. Click on "Poloroid". You'll see "Photomax" there. RIGHT click on "PhotoMax" and then click "copy" Go BACK to "Computer" or my computer and click on "Computer" Look for the flash drive which should say "mass storage" or "removable storage" or something similar, it may also have a different drive letter. Click on "removable storage" and when it opens RIGHT click and hit "PASTE". This "paste" process may take a few miinutes so give it time, the PhotoMax program is fairly good size. Once it has finished, remove the flash drive and connect it to your new Windows 7 computer. In your new computer, ignor prompts to open any program to read the drive, simply "x" it away. Click on "Computer" and look for the "mass storage" or "removable mass storage". Click on "removable mass storage". You'll see "Photomax" there. Right click on "PhotoMax" file and the click "send to Documetns" or "send to desktop" WHICHEVER you prefer but remember where you send it. Now close all those windows and look for the "Photomax" file on your desktop or in "Documents"-wherever you sent it. Click on the "Photomax file" Within the PhotoMax file are tons of items. Look for the one that says only PhotoMax and has the PARROTHEAD. RIGHT CLICK on the PhotoMax Parrothead and hit "sent to desktop" NOW, you're ready to use PhotoMax again !!! It is the basic PhotoMax that you loved using, it may not have the storage files within the program, but you will be able to store your edited photos in your "Documents". I love PhotoMax and until tonight was living without it. I just figured this out now 10/20/12. Good luck.