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I tried this and it worked perfectly. It does exactly what I wanted it to do. Thanks!

I've been using GameEx for quite some time now, and love it, of course. But recently I've fallen in love with Boxee. I'm running Boxee for Windows on my HTPC in the living room. I also have GameEx installed on this same HTPC - moved it from my old (now gone) arcade PC. My ideal setup would be to run Boxee as a front-end, and be able to drop to GameEx to run emulated games, and then return to Boxee when done. I'm not entirely sure how to go about doing this, or if it can even be done. I'm open to any and all suggestions.

Update: just got the new key (which is quite a bit longer!), and works just fine. Thanks Tom!

Excellent! Thanks; I'll mail him right now.

I searched & found a couple of suggested fixes, but they didn't work. I'm in the process of moving my GameEx install from the arcade cabinet to my desktop PC. The cab runs WinXP SP3, everything runs fine. My desktop runs Win7 Ultimate x64. I have the latest version of GameEx installed. I have my .gxkey file. I install GameEx, it runs fine. I run the .gxkey, it appears to work. I run GameEx again, I get the nag screen. I've renamed the .gxkey to .reg. I've run GameEx as Administrator.I've turned UAC off. I have file permissions for C:\Program Files (x86)\GameEx set to Users/Full Control and TrustedInstaller/Full Control. I have the registry key HKLM\Software\GameEx permissions set for Users/Full Control and Administrators/Full Control. I've rebooted. I've uninstalled & reinstalled GameEx, and deleted the registry key & reimported the .gxkey/.reg file. Do the keys need updating? My key is a few years old. It's the only thing I can think of.