Maximizing Conventional Memory

If "LA Strippers" still does not load, check your available 
conventional (low) memory. You can do this by typing: 
"MEM" and pressing Enter.  Check to make sure that you have at 
least 580 Kbytes of free memory in the low memory area.

If you do not have enough free memory available, you may be able 
to adjust your system configuration by changing all "Device=..." 
statements in your config.sys file to "DeviceHigh=...".  In your 
AUTOEXEC.BAT file you can precede commands with the "LoadHigh " 
statement.  Both of these actions will load drivers and programs 
into high (Extended) memory thereby freeing up conventional memory.

An alternative is to create a "Boot Disk".  This is done by
formatting a system disk. To do this place a blank disk in the
"A:" drive and type: FORMAT A:/S

Then you can make a "skeleton" config.sys file by setting up
expanded memory (EMM386.EXE, see above), and loading high the drivers
for your CD-ROM, Sound Card, etc.  Leave any unecessary commands out
of your config.sys and autoexec.bat.