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rebabevets 27-08-2004 12:11

Soldiers of WW2 v1.0 [ENGLISH]
 
I have my hardware disabled in bios as well as winxp..and neither cdrom or extra harddrive I have show, so at this point I have to presume they are disabled..I use daemon tools 3.46, I mount your file but it does nothing...

are the file and the program have to be installed in a certain directory, I mount your file but nothing happens if I mount your file and then the game,
it just looks for the cd key. If I am doing something wrong please advise.

rebabevets

lostandfound 27-08-2004 13:00

rebabevets - it wouldn't work for me either until I actually unplugged the power from the cd drives.

Sensi 27-08-2004 13:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jatta
1. Uninstall any previous installation of the game.
2. Uninstall starforce; use starforce cleaner. (sfclean.exe).
=> One reboot. Turn off your PC

3. unplug the alimentation of your cd/dvd device(s)
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jatta
4. Mount and install the game with Daemon tools 3.46.
5. Mount the DISC_1.mds image with Daemon tools 3.46.
6. Run the game => One reboot.

7. Unmount your game images that you use to install the game, otherwise you will get the cd-key error, just keep the DISC_1.mds mounted
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jatta
8. Run the game. => Enjoy!

ty folks

Regards,
Sensi

Iceborg 29-08-2004 01:07

There is no need to unplug phisically your DC/DVD unit. This solution have been posted before, i think, and it works. Simply go to bios, and disable IDE controller drivers where are plugged CD/DVD units. Then, restart Windows, mount the fix in Daemon or Alcohol Virtual Drive, and start the game. That's all.





regards

thugnme 30-08-2004 17:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Iceborg
There is no need to unplug phisically your DC/DVD unit. This solution have been posted before, i think, and it works. Simply go to bios, and disable IDE controller drivers where are plugged CD/DVD units. Then, restart Windows, mount the fix in Daemon or Alcohol Virtual Drive, and start the game. That's all.





regards


well for the people who cannot access BIOS or just dont have and idea what it is yes you do need to phisically unplug your drives..... I tried to disable my drives through device manager but that doesnt work and my BIOS is password protected... so I just manually unplug my Drives and it workes perfect. :D

Madmax_123 31-08-2004 11:24

Soldiers of ww2
 
you will say i must install the game from deamontools???
i must burn the 2 cds or image it???


sorry for my english!!! :D

ash2dust2 31-08-2004 11:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madmax_123
you will say i must install the game from deamontools???
i must burn the 2 cds or image it???


sorry for my english!!! :D

No, you can install from your original CDs.

Siggy12 31-08-2004 13:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Iceborg
There is no need to unplug phisically your DC/DVD unit. This solution have been posted before, i think, and it works. Simply go to bios, and disable IDE controller drivers where are plugged CD/DVD units. Then, restart Windows, mount the fix in Daemon or Alcohol Virtual Drive, and start the game. That's all.

I have a notebook so I cannot unplug ide drive ,I cannot disable it from bios caused(this option is not included in the bios) and I have windows XP so the disable option or unistall on the device doesn't work, the game tell me...(insert the disk in another cd reader) how I can get it work ??

maybe I can't do nohing :(

dr_pat 31-08-2004 15:09

I also play it on a laptop...
When the game is installed
1) mount mini-image with daemon tools
2) click on safely remove hardware
3) stop the cd-rom
4) launch the game
5) play

easy :)

princcce 31-08-2004 23:31

DTM Race DRIVER 2
 
Soldiers of world war II and DTM RACE DRIVER 2 have both the starforce 3 protection and there is no crack available at present. I am very surprised how long it`s gonna take till the games are cracked. But I donīt know why there is a crack available for summergames 2004( cracked by hackers united) which is also a starforce 3 protection. So letīs wait and drink tea.

greetz ThePrince

Siggy12 01-09-2004 00:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by dr_pat
I also play it on a laptop...
When the game is installed
1) mount mini-image with daemon tools
2) click on safely remove hardware
3) stop the cd-rom
4) launch the game
5) play

easy :)


thanks but...

I also play it on a laptop...
When the game is installed
1) mount mini-image with daemon tools

2) click on safely remove hardware <-----

3) stop the cd-rom
4) launch the game
5) play

easy

where is the option safely remove hardware ???
my dvdr is ATAPI and cannot be removed so doesn't work as removable device, so I don't know if is possible remove it.
please help me :)
thank You.

Madmax_123 01-09-2004 07:22

need manual :confused:


i`ve installed the game from original cd`s
i`ve installed deamon 3.46
i`ve mount the 80kb image
i`ve installed starforceclean
i`ve unpluged the cd devices

but i can`t play " DISC NOT FOUND" :mad:

Madmax_123 01-09-2004 07:23

need manual :confused:


i`ve installed the game from original cd`s in german
i`ve installed deamon 3.46
i`ve mount the 80kb image
i`ve installed starforceclean
i`ve unpluged the cd devices

but i can`t play " DISC NOT FOUND" :mad:

sgtshaft 01-09-2004 08:41

There is another way to use the mini image without disabling your drives. But it is a bit dodgy because you have to disable windows file protection.

Follow these instructions to disable windows file protection

http://www.updatexp.com/windows-file-protection.html

use at your own risk, but I have used it and works perfectly with all optical drives enabled.

Siggy12 01-09-2004 11:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by sgtshaft
There is another way to use the mini image without disabling your drives. But it is a bit dodgy because you have to disable windows file protection.

Follow these instructions to disable windows file protection

http://www.updatexp.com/windows-file-protection.html

use at your own risk, but I have used it and works perfectly with all optical drives enabled.

I have qwindows xp service pack 2 and doesn't work..
I have change tha value to 1 and nothinghappen :(
please help me.


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