Robert

http://mamedev.org/updates/whatsnew_0133u2.txt

Gamecube and Wii emulator. Get it HERE.

Rom Manager. Get it HERE.

PC Engine Emulator for PSP. Get it HERE.

Atari 800, 800XL, 130XE and 5200 emulator for PlayStation Portable. Get it HERE.

Texas Instruments TI99/4a emulator. Get it HERE

When you open the zip file, over on the right is a column labelled CRC-32. The numbers in there MUST match what I listed above.

Your neogeo.zip must contain at least these 3 roms: 000-lo.lo size 65536 crc 5a86cff2 sp-s2.sp1 size 131072 crc 9036d879 sfix.sfix size 131072 crc c2ea0cfd If that's in your MAME roms folder, that's fine, I do exactly the same thing.

I am still waiting for the FAS to come back... that is why you don't see me around much

EXL100 emulator. Get it HERE.

Rom Manager. Get it HERE.

Get it HERE.

AppleIIGS emulator. Get it HERE.

Front End. Get it HERE.

Texas Instruments TI99/4 emulator. Get it HERE.

Moonshell 2.0.5 stable Latest arcade emulators (look for the ones with next to them).

http://mamedev.org/updates/whatsnew_0133u1.txt

Genesis emulator. Get it HERE.

BT client. Get it HERE

Sounds like hardware to me.. Either the ram or the motherboard. Modern motherboards have built-in obsolecence. Take a look at the electrolytic capacitors (vertical cylinder-shaped thingies with 3 converging lines on top). If the top looks like it's bulging (should be flat), or there is some brown stuff on top, the capacitor is defective. You can either try replacing it (good luck!) or get a new motherboard.

Get it HERE Makaron website -> http://dknute.livejournal.com/

NES emulator. Get it HERE.

Genesis emulator. Get it HERE.