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So I recently installed Avast then went with Bit defender and thought I uninstalled Avast but apparently didn't. I just uninstalled Avast and rebooted and now Game Ex and Setup Wizard are starting without errors. I'm replacing my Media and Config folders with the old copies I kept and going from there. Thanks for all the help and thanks to the developers for an Amazing Frontend!

Antivirus could be a cause as well. You might try disabling it as a test or checking permissions.

beautiful! tnx

97 Played some more over the weekend. I got passed Bebop finally with barely any health remaining. Bebop requires stick and move and you need to make sure you have plenty of health when you go against him which means killing the first boss Rocksteady without dying which is very tough. Need to practice some more against Bebop and I might be able to get an even better score. Will see

Been doing some MAME house cleaning and came by to check on my Reactor score. X is my favorite Metal Slug, but I sadly can't take the crown. Some amazing scores here. 955,040 - DLN

Ewww that sounds ugly man.... That's always a rule of thumb when building a cab, is buy a tv the remembers the last power state on shut down, so your smart strip works to synchronize your PC with your screens at power up, as long as the tv's are on at power-up windows will remember what TV was set to which via the port. You can easily test this by turning on the tv, unplugging, and then plugging back in. Also instead of hacking your TV up, one of these would of worked just as well. coupled with one of these I have the eye mounted nicely in the cab, and can control my sound system, backglass, playfield and 3rd screen monitors. Every blue moon, the TV's lose power state, all i have to do is point to the eye and turn them all back on. This is also my volume control without having to open up the coin door. Get you one of these too if you can...pc plugs into blue, and tv's into green, red is for always on peripherals. Once the pc is turned on it turns on all devices plugged into green and when pc shuts down it powers down all devices plugged into green. You would just have to set your bios to ensure the PC is totally shutting down and not set to power saving idle state. One momentary switch wired to power on your mobo and now you have a one button all on solution.