Ultimate Play The Game Cas files in emulators not working.

There are some advices in the blueMSX manual, but no-one reads them
That's because there is no link to the manual on the BlueMSX homepage.

For Alien 8 and Knight Lore, the poke-1,170 in the BASIC loader is one problem if you don't run the game on a boosted MSX2 European machine (based on the Philips MSX2).

I'm trying to run the cas files on an emulated MSX not an MSX2

For all games, it is also recommended to boot the emulated MSX while pressing on the Shift key to de-activate both drives in boosted machines
Again I'm trying to run on a emulated MSX not MSX2 so I should not have to disable both drives

Page of the blueMSX manual : http://www.msxblue.com/manual/casfaq.htm
They may well be the same thing but that link is for the manual for MSXBlue not BlueMSX which is probably why no one can find the manual to read it.

The cas files run great on a Toshiba HX-10 machine when I try them.

They reset on MSX(1) for the same reason as mentioned previously : the files N-SHADE.BAS and PENTAGRA.BAS start with a poke-1,170.

Because the TOSEC file comes with the poke-1,170 and this poke is incompatible with many MSX1 machines in blueMSX (there's maybe a bug, but I try here to give you a solution to play the game).

To avoid that : load the BAS file, delete the line with the POKE, save the BAS file and reset the emulated MSX1.

Alternatively, replace poke-1,170 by POKE -1,(15-PEEK(-1)\16)*17 as suggested in the manual to get an "universal" DSK running on any MSX generation.

Or more simply, load the BAS file and type GOTO 10 to skip line 5 with the poke.

The DSK file has probably been made by Duch people who wanted to run the game on a Philips MSX2.

I just put the CAS file in the cassetteplayer of the Toshiba HX-10 on openMSX and it ran flawlessly. No need to convert anything.
Ah you're using openMSX. Unfortunately I'm not. I've come to the conclusion that BlueMSX and BlueMSX-Wii are both highly flawed when it comes to handling .cas and .dsk files. Time to switch to openMSX on my PC and give up on BlueMSX-Wii.

Because the TOSEC file comes with the poke-1,170 and this poke is incompatible with many MSX1 machines in blueMSX (there's maybe a bug, but I try here to give you a solution to play the game).

To avoid that : load the BAS file, delete the line with the POKE, save the BAS file and reset the emulated MSX1.

Alternatively, replace poke-1,170 by POKE -1,(15-PEEK(-1)\16)*17 as suggested in the manual to get an "universal" DSK running on any MSX generation.

Or more simply, load the BAS file and type GOTO 10 to skip line 5 with the poke.

The DSK file has probably been made by Duch people who wanted to run the game on a Philips MSX2.

How do you load the BAS file when the disk is booted automatically?