Holly Bostick wrote:
This is why a no-cd crack usually solves the problem; they are designed
to disable the copy protection entirely, which in this case works in our
favor, as annoying as it is to have to use a crack on a store-bought
retail game.
The most recent problem I heard of is that some games will not run if
you have CD or DVD burning capability. Also the advice from a lot of
gamers apparently is to run the no CD crack anyway on games you bought,
as the protection slows the game down, and *this* is the reason for high
spec machines being needed.
Kind regards,
Julian
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