Will my old computer games work in NTFS format?

dude stop hanging on to the past

yes i have done it - the virtual world is great if you have an unteachable elder that can't learn the new programs

yes they have the fat 32 - it can be converted - time and money

you will still need the floppy drive - all of what you have mentioned is unsupported

the computer game that runs dos 5 can be modified to work win 95 but vista, win 7 will kill it

seriously loose the past - upgrade - all your beloved favorites are available in new formats you just have to get off the cash

these conversions are costly and the virtual world takes mass amounts of ram, you need multi processors and mass amounts of storage and you'll need to adopt someone like me to keep it running for you - i can build you the computer you need to run that junk but its gonna cost plenty

and i don't come cheap - is it worth one hundred dollars an hour for this outdated stuff? - it's cheaper to purchase new programs - or download them for free off of a mass game site

i love the old games too but i can keep my junk up and running - i don't need outside help

if you really need this done - drop me a line

You most first think of proprietary software, NTFS is Microsoft's proprietary files system, which controls windows users, Because of the way MS works and develop their operating system, they are the worlds worst company for making perfectly good computers obsolete.

You say you have windows 95, but you will not be able to install it on an up to date i586/i686 computer, period and it is the same way with windows xp vista and windows 7, they can't be installed on 386/486 computer systems which run windows 95 and 98, Yet today these old 386/486 computers systems can still run today's worlds fastest and most up to date (January/February 2011) operating systems with only 512 megabytes of ram.

The morel of the answer is educate yourself. windows is not the worlds only operating system that you believe it is, Two thirds of the world use Linux Free open source operating systems and software. which is faster stable and more secure and don't get viruses don't crash or freeze up.

Go to this website and educate yourself, and read what Open source operating systems and software are all about. education is a wonderful thing,

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yes

For you first question i think they should work.

For you second question No. It won't work.

You will need to use DOSBox.