There is a CD-key there in the i386 folder on my laptop (came pre-installed), but it's not the right one. You could try it, but no guarantee of it working.

Oh, and Mircea? There are very few programs that actually care what filesystem they're running on. I have maybe 2 programs that actually care about filesystem, and that's because they're partition managers. The rest of the stuff here will quite happily run on FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, HPFS, ext2, ext3, BeFS, ReiserFS or anything else as long as I can find a file system driver for it.

Also, most programs today will have minimum requirements of either Windows 98 (usually 98SE), or Windows 2000. I'd be very suprised if any modern games are designed to work under Windows NT. And looking at the software I've got, most of it will run happily on Win98/SE/ME/2k/XP/2k3.