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If the process can be closed using {Alt}F4 try using [Mapping Off] Exit (ALT+F4) as an advanced config in your emulator setup. Otherwise try [Mapping Off] Exit (Process Close)

Suggestions: Spelling: Change [Console] Coleco Vision to [Console] ColecoVision or [Console] Coleco Industries ColecoVision (ColecoVision is one Word) Change [Console] Nintendo N64 to [Console] Nintendo 64 Change [PC] Apple 2GS to [PC] Apple IIGS Change [PC] Tangerine Oric to [PC] Tangerine Oric 1 Add Manufacturer / Publisher in keeping with the general format: Change [Console] Nuon to [Console] VM Labs Nuon Change [PC] Big Fish Games to [PC] Big Fish Studios' Big Fish Games Change [PC] Enterprise to [PC] Enterprise Computers' Enterprise Change [PC] Frets on Fire to [PC] Unreal Voodoo Frets on Fire Change [PC] Gog to [PC] GOG Ltd Gog Change [PC] Games for Windows to [PC] Microsoft Games for Windows Change [PC] PopCap to [PC] Electronic Arts PopCap Change [PC] ScummVM to [PC] Ludvig Strigeus' ScummVM Change [PC] Steam to [PC] Valve Steam Change [PC] Stepmania to [PC] Chris Danford's Stepmania As noted previously: Change [PC] Sega Computer 3000 (SC-3000) to [PC] Sega SC-3000 Other considerations: (In keeping with MESS naming) Change [PC] MGT Sam Coupe to [PC] Miles Gordon Technology Sam Coupe Change [Console] GCE Vectrex to [Console] General Consumer Electronics Vectrex Change [Console] NEC [All Systems] to [Console] Nippon Electronic Company [All Systems] It might also be a good idea to have a delimiter between the Publisher and System names. EG. [PC] Unreal Voodoo - Frets on Fire

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Merry Christmas Everybody!

The command that Hansolo posted looks like the standard command that would be used if you used the Setup Wizard to setup bluemsx. Is that not true, or are you using a different method to setup your emulators?

Try using -rotate as an option under Advance Mame Settings > Mame Options

Basically all of the commands for Mess are the same. You can find out what the options are for each emulator by using the -listmedia switch. "C:\Users\Asus Laptop\Desktop\Mess\mess0151b_64bit\mess64.exe" -listmedia > "C:\Users\Asus Laptop\Desktop\Mess\ListMedia.txt"The above command will divert the output from the command window into a text file on my desktop named listmedia.txt. You will need to use your path to mess, and to where you want the file to be written. This Page will give you general options such as -nowindow, and -joystick. A typical command for Mess may look like: mess.exe a2600 -cart "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]" -joystick -nowindow The only other thing that you need to do is to have the correct bios for each system. I believe that the bios files go in the Mess\Roms folder.

In addition to posting your Mame command, you should post your mame.ini file.

This Page might be helpful in answering your question.

Definitely!

What is your command for Mame?

As Draco said, for partitioning a new drive, Win7 has all the tools you need. Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools\Storage\Disk Management

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Enable Show Game Info.

stigzler called you 'A'. May I please fill in the missing adjective?

If it is command line friendly, you could use the Launch Before to change games.

You should be able to setup an emulator, and use Windows shortcuts to start each game. Use *.lnk as your rom filter. Just an idea.

Yep.

GameEx isn't going to make your emulator work for you! You will need to research your emulator, and get a game working in it, and then we can help you get it working in GameEx. I would start by looking at the list of required files as described in your config.

Have you been able to run the same game in the emulator WITHOUT GameEx?

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Congratulations Adult!

I guess the worst I can call you is Adult?

Nice work Adultery!