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Here is a link to a site with other suggested Dos Emulators ... you can try these too if you want, but if it's an Emm problem I think it may occur here as well - not sure. http://www.zophar.net/pc.html L8R

Good ol' EMM386.exe! Sorry, I haven't tried any Emm386 games on dosbox so I haven't encountered this - I'm gonna try some and experiment and see how to fix this. But, for now mabye some of the solutions some other people had may fix your problem. #1: Master of Orion "I got master of orion to work by editing my config.sys file by changing the device=c:\windows\emm386 emm286 to device=c:\windows\emm386 RAM " The above is user #7 on: http://gamebird.dk/games/community2.php/?gid=443 #2: Also, someone else has a similiar problem with Privateer (since their handle says "guest" I'm not sure if it's you posting - but I'll paste the link here anyway): http://www.dosgames.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2183 Hope some of that may help. By the way, using DosBox - after installing Privateer into C:\Origin\Privateer for example... then once you initiate dosbox type "mount c:" at the prompt for the program to recognize c: drive... then you can navigate to the privateer directory normally. L8R

Hi, Privateer was an awesome game - I remembering finishing that back in the day. Anyways, to solve your problem you can run a nice DOS emulator program for running old DOS only games (i.e. Privateer) within the Win2K kernel (includes XP). http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/news.php?show_news=1 Hope this helps. L8R