I am not a gamer. I don't know. This is a bit like a dosgame though.

The USB 2.0 needs a floppy that is dos and it is UHCI driver with some other
component software for Active@ Disk-Image.net program. I had a 6GB and when
working with it in another USB HDD box in an attempt to load the disk image
back on with an xp laptop, it stopped working for me. Replaced with a 4GB
and still no luck with the image software. I used an editor in that program
to enable file images of the System Configuration Utility and it worked. I
now can work in windows but problem devices and it has data from my brothers
previous use, which I want to wipe clean.
"Don Phillipson" wrote in message
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"Lil' Dave" wrote in message
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Bottom line. If the PC needs something in the dos environment before
starting windows, you don't disable it. One example is expanded memory
for
some 3rd party applications that need it in windows.

Can you name any 3d party apps that require that DOS EXPanded
memory be enabled in order to run under Win98? (DOS games
of the middle 1990s that needed EXP memory seem to run
better and more smoothly under Win98.)

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Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)