Niall

Just one thing about the KVM switch--I should have worded it differently, because the way I put it, it reads like you can switch back and forth between the two computers while both are running. I'm not sure but I don't think you can safely do that. The safe thing of course would be to do the switching while both machines are turned OFF, then turn on the one you want to use. I recently bought a KVM switch myself but haven't gotten around to installing it yet. Good luck, and keep enjoying those old games! I do too. Fortunately most of those I like will still run under Win2000 and XP according to the compatiblity lists here, but some will not. I have another machine that's dual-boot, Win98SE in a 15GB first partition and Win2000 in the larger partition. That works well too, but of course it wouldn't help you with your large memory problem. Anyway I still like having a separate Win98SE computer because it lets me use my Voodoo3 card for those great old games that run best with the Glide API.

Quote: Thanks for the gogle search tip. I will use this. 8) Is ther a link for the registry hack ? ;( I mis to play the real old dos games. And Win98se is the nr. 1 for me! And i love all the old game. After i got the 1.2 processor, and bigger HD, i only have problems with Win98. I am, and will allways be an OldSchool Gamer By the way, he meant Google, not "gogle." I have always liked Win98SE also, and I love the old games including DOS games too (though I haven't played any DOS games for a while). There's no doubt that Win98SE is the best thing for those, especially DOS games. Although most games for Win95 or 98 will play just fine on Win2000 or XP, some simply will refuse to do so. And of course your Athlon XP and other components are way overkill for most of the older games. I keep one machine with a Celeron 900 and a Voodoo3 card, running Win98SE, just for playing the older games. If you have enough room to set up a separate box you might consider doing that too. You can get a KVM switch (keyboard-video-mouse) so that you can easily switch from one computer to the other while still using the same monitor, keyboard and mouse. I don't know what prices are like in Denmark, but here in the U.S. component prices are now so cheap that building a second computer suitable for WinSE and older games (slower CPU, smaller HD, less memory etc.) wouldn't cost very much. Some of those older components can be bought used or at closeout at very low prices. The only thing is that it does take up more space and makes more of a mess with cables, etc.