I did not have enough space t o make my title descriptive. Anyway, I tried several Mouse Drivers including CuteMoue, but I have this game that I realy like called "Under a Killing Moon" and it always says that it cannot detect a mouse. It is a DOS game, of course. Do you know of a way I can fix this?

Under a Killing Moon is very hard to configure if it does not configure right away the first time.You say mouse but video and sound may also lead to configuration problems.Make sure you have the mouse driver loaded in the autoexec.bat.You have two ports that can be used for mouse:serial or PS/2.Do a little experimenting.It is a good game.Try it on other computers when you have a chance.Download the cloaking.exe program that you load in the autoexec.bat before the mouse driver.It will increase the conventional memory available. http://members.aol.com/axcel216/drv.htm Good luck.

Installing a Mouse Driver: MS-DOS applications require what is called a DOS mouse driver to activate your mouse. Every mouse driver manufacturer has one or more versions of their driver that is incompatible with Under a Killing Moon. If you experience any of the following, you will either need to add a DOS mouse driver to your system startup or replace your current DOS mouse driver for one that is compatible with UAKM. You may be able to locate a DOS mouse driver on your system. If not, you must obtain a DOS mouse driver from the vendor where you purchased the computer: Start the game and get the message: No mouse detected. Please install a mouse and try again. Memory Allocation Errors Random Disappearing of the Mouse Cursor The mouse arrow moves but doesn't register clicks. System Lock Ups. Three different mouse drivers are supplied with Under a Killing Moon; they are contained in a compressed file called ATS.exe. Follow the instructions below to extract the mouse drivers and add one to your startup configuration. From: http://www.microsoft.com/games/texmurphy/underakillingmoon/killing_moon_faq.txt Good luck.

The link you gave me was quite usefull. My problem is that whenever I go into DOS, it just says that it is install, etc, then locks up. I mean I could not even do CTRL + ALT + DEL. I am still trying it though. Thanks again for the link :)

I forgot to add that I followed the steps for installing the mouse drivers and I made a dosstart.bat and typed "mouse820" in it like it said, but was it suposed to be in the Windows directory? Must be because it loaded it when I went into DOS, but made it lock up. Could you help me fix this? Also, if CuteMouse actual does work with UAKM, what do I have to do to get it to work?

From what you say I think you are going into dos from the Windows environment.You should use a boot disk instead and from the dos prompt go to the folder with the program files and type the exe file to start the program.Get a boot disk from bootdisk.com or make your own.I don't know which operating system you have but a basic boot disk has the config.sys with the files: dos=high,umb device=a:\himem.sys device=a:\emm386.exe 4096 ram devicehigh=a:\cdrom.sys /d:oemcd1 Autoexec.bat is: lh=a:\cloaking.exe lh a:\mouse.exe lh a:\mscdex.exe /d:oemcd1 set blaster=a220 i5 d1 Make sure all the files are on the boot disk.You need a cd-rom driver of your choice like vide-cdd.sys or oakcdrom.sys:use its name in the config.sys line.These are two universal drivers.These two configuration files you create are plain text files but with the extension .sys and .bat.Use a word processor and 'save as' : a:\config.sys and a:\autoexec.bat respectively.After you boot to dos type: cd\ cd moon moon.exe Press enter after each line.Use your own folder and file name.Look from Windows to write down the path you have.Write down the sound specs shown above.They should work with most sound cards. Good luck.

So restarting into DOS mode from Win9x will not work? I have a Win9x boot disk, so you think that will work? I am going to try the link you gave just in case. Which boot disk do you recomend? But hey, I know that I did not have to use any boot disks before. All I had to do was restart to MS-DOS, then execute it. If I could only remember what I used to do to set it up before. BTW, I do not even know if my sound card is working anyway because this particular computer does not have speakers for now. And what is playing UAKM w/o speakers? Shame...