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Belze 02-03-2006 17:13

Sims 2 Open for Business no cd
 
If you want to play your Open for Business without the CD just make an image of it, mount it, run Safedisk 4 hider, and play. That will have to do until theres a mini-image available.

-K

mupet0000 03-03-2006 02:26

Whats the protection of this game? I was thinking of making a mini image of my disc but i dont know the protection, there for i dunno if it'll work.

Also it would be handy if anyone knows of a program that scans for copy-protection on cd's/dvd's and tells me what its using.

TRCMee 03-03-2006 02:30

Arayscanner

kre 03-03-2006 03:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by TRCMee
Arayscanner

Safedisc 4

BCP88 03-03-2006 03:18

I made a iso image with alcohol. Mount it. Start SafeDisc4 Hider. Start Sims 2 open for business. But I still get the message that I have to insert the original disc.

Should the image have a special name or something?

Andre2779 03-03-2006 04:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by BCP88
I made a iso image with alcohol. Mount it. Start SafeDisc4 Hider. Start Sims 2 open for business. But I still get the message that I have to insert the original disc.

Should the image have a special name or something?

you must mount cd 4 from sims 2 not from the add-on!

TRCMee 03-03-2006 04:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andre2779
you must mount cd 4 from sims 2 not from the add-on!

Not true. It says something like "please insert the Sims open for business disk into your cd-rom drive", not the sims 2 cd. I tested it btw.

_OutrageousBoy_ 03-03-2006 08:15

you had to make a MDF/MDS image, not ISO

MontyBurns1985 03-03-2006 11:42

The Sims 2 - Open for Business
 
Copybase.ch says that The Sims 2 - Open for Business has SafeDisc 4.60.000 as copy protection:

http://www.copybase.ch/Cb/PHPV2/Data...SearchSoftware


I will test this for myself the next days and try to get the game running.

davethefish 05-03-2006 14:32

Sims 2 Open for Business no cd
 
i found that if you right clicked on the vurtual drive wilst mounting the full image and clicked autoplay the game would run 9/10 im using DAEMON Tools V3.47 if any one has an answer to get this runing easier tell me!!!!
:eek:

leo_s_smith 05-03-2006 19:32

u only need a good image from the original cd.after that u mount it in daemon and run sd4 and press hide.works fine for me.

some times there is a problem with alcohol so u have to disable daemon an use alcohol to run the game.

Babel - Messiah of the Internet 05-03-2006 20:46

As I posted in the previous thread, I was able to get it going like so.
  • Create an image using Alcohol 120% Safedisc 2/3 (New) profile of my bought copy of OFB
  • Use Curerom and create a profile for OFB
  • Use Daemon Tools 3.04HE to mount the image, with no emulation set
  • Finally use the shortcut created by Curerom to launch the game.

For the 4th point, from within the Curerom profile, you can set it to mount the image, and then unmount it when your done. This worked fine for me, and I didn't even have to use the Safedisk 4 Hide program. Unfortunately, this is my only option until a working Mini-image comes out.

From the previous expansions, I was able to make my own mini-image using Alcohol... but not with this new one. I wonder what they changed....

Hope this helps some people!

black_thorne2001 20-03-2006 16:55

hey anyone here DL the nocd patch for the sims2 open for business here on GCW? is the crack is working it look like the crack is from Reloaded.

robo989 20-03-2006 20:27

Yeah it is the reloaded crack - and my guess is that it most likely says that on the page on gamecopyworld...shock horror

BladeX 23-03-2006 02:06

the fixed exe works fine for me. and build mode isn't disabled unlike previous cracks.


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