Now you can open this folder and create shortcuts to bckgzm.exe (Internet Backgammon), chkrzm.exe (Internet Checkers) and shvlzm.exe (Internet Checkers). You can optionally copy the Multiplayer folder to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games so that if you format the Windows 7 partition later, the internet games won't be lost. 
Now go to the Games folder on your Windows 7 partition: D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games. 
If your in the Windows 7 partition is found in another folder, for example, ru-RU, copy it to the ru-RU folder inside your Windows 8 system32 directory. (Note en-US here represents the English language version of Windows. Copy the cmncliM.dll file to C:\Windows\system32 and copy the file to C:\Windows\system32\en-US.
Similarly, again search for the file: cmncliM.dll in your Windows 7 partition's system32 folder. Copy this file and paste it to your Windows 8 system32 directory at C:\Windows\system32. Windows Search will find this file in system32. For example, if from Windows 8, your Windows 7 partition has the drive letter assigned D, navigate to D:\Windows\system32 Navigate to your Windows 7 partition's system32 directory. Open File Explorer on Windows 8 using Win+E hotkeys. Note that you must have a valid Windows 7 license to play these games since they do not ship with Windows 7. They show in a compact window and aren't locked to the Store. These classic versions are fast, extremely small in size and optimized for mouse users. You may wonder why get these if the Windows Store has Modern versions of these games.
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