[Windows 2000] Unload the debugger and try again - Can't play to any EA Games!

[GameX]

Good, I don't have any games that require DOS.

It's funny, never heard that ME ''kill itself''. :P
I get it when you say ''The Perfect Virus'', from what I understand it act like a virus on his own; it eventually slow down and screw up your PC for no reason.

[Guntz]

On a forgotten note, partitioning small HDDs can put a bigger work load on them, especially when you're running something as inefficient as Windows (which does a crap ton of reads/writes, just put your ear next to the HDD next time you try to load something).

[The Jackal]

I get it when you say ''The Perfect Virus'', from what I understand it act like a virus on his own; it eventually slow down and screw up your PC for no reason.

Vista. Fucking Vista.

[GameX]

Windows 2000 seems to fit to my needs perfectly;
I've calculated the amount of disk space I'll need with my games (Even those I'll play very rarely), and I get 4102MB (With the 650MB required for W2K to install). I'm sure I'll be fine with 5GB of space. I even counted Lord of the Rings, I've lost the game. XD If I find it, I'll install it too, I never finished it. Come to think of it, one of the levels scared the s--- out of me when I was a kid.

I've verified, and all the games I want to play are compatible with Windows 2000. Even Harry Potter 4, being the only older Harry Potter game I don't own, is supposed to work on it (It doesn't on Windows 98). So if I happen to get the game one day, I could play it on Windows 2000, that's great!

I'll probably also install these really old games I used to play when I was a kid, just for memories. I'll play them for like 15 minutes, and maybe I'll get bored, but anyways. :P These are games that could be played on Windows 98 (Not sure about W2K. What I know, these aren't MS-DOS games), maybe not on XP. Anyways, if these 5MB games doesn't boot on 2000, that doesn't matter.