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C'mon it looks pretty obvious he/she are trying to make a quick buck. I think there's ethical problems with this personally. Perhaps the OP can give a bit more background on what and why they would want to do this.

Ive got a very similar question actually. Is it possible to have the jukebox start playing when game ex starts but without the actual jukebox menu option? I really just want it to play a few tracks at random, no need to have the full jukebox menu option to select certain tracks etc. Thanks.

Only about 35-45 sec but up to a minute almost now after installing 30 games. Ive been monitoring what the games install to and many silently add new fonts or audio video codecs as well as changes my dreaded registry changes. Some games I have noticed can still run after I remove their registry entries but many have a check when the game starts, and of course fail to work. What Im really wondering is would installing 100+ PC games be viable speedwise. For everybody else on the forums with PC games on their machine I would love to know both how many you have installed and if youve noticed any speed difference. *edit* Im running a lite version of windows XP made with Nlite no adware or spyware or anything. And you had me smile bonzi buddy. Very first piece of spyware/addware I remember.

Thankyou for your reply chriss but I can't see how installing on a different partition will solve my problem. My GameEx machine has 2 1TB Hard drives and the games are installed on the second drive but the registry on the first drive is still littered with 100's of registry entries and junk like Installshield installation manager and all sorts of Registration links. Maybe its just my imagination but I think its noticeably slower than before I started installing all the PC games.

Pretty much as the title says. I would love to have all my PC games installed on my dedicated GameEx computer but Im worried that they will clog up the registry and system directories which is annoying because I spent a lot of time stripping down Windows XP removing unnecessary things. Basically I want to have as many PC Games as possible and have the computer start fast as possible. Any suggestions?

Hey greatflash im using the wireless 360 pads too. They seem to work well but with one huge flaw. The only way I can turn them off is by pulling the batteries out! Do you have this problem?

I have been working away slowly at my Game Ex setup but this one thing I can't figure out. What I want is for 1 of 200 mp3's to play at Random when Game starts and while I browse the games menus. Ive got it working how I want, except I don't want the Jukebox menu option. I want just the music, not a way to control it via Jukebox? I know this may sound confusing. Can it be done?

That would be a great feature for sure, now all i have to do is figure out how I can do a batch download of everything on gamefaqs.com

ISO's for what system? Anyway whatever the case it will be a difficult task, and every game will be different. I was thinking of doing this for my 2 disc PSX isos but it very involved / difficult / time consuming so I just gave up

I believe any game PC game is gamepad compatible through programs like Joy2Key.

I am also looking for a solution to this problem. It would be great if I could just hit a button and the next disk is loaded. Anyone have any ideas?

I think you misunderstand Spoonch. Here's an outline of how it works. The games are run via a shortcut. Shortcuts have the extension .lnk which is short for link. Daemons tools is only necessary for running games which require the disc in the drive to start. This is why you need to create a disc image to mount with the script Brian posted. Basically what you want to do is launch a game from the menu, which will automatically run an appropriate config file to mount the image in daemons tools so it appears that the disc is in the drive. Hope this helps