Ghost Recon wont work when burned with crack
 

I copied all the contents of the DVD into a folder and made another folder with a crack, but when I test it, it says I got a CRC failed, the file xxx does not match with the one on xxx.cab. I tried it several times yet the same result but when I use the original DVd I dont get that error

You have overwritten a file that is needed for the installation.
Simply copy all files and folders from your original DVD to a folder on your hd. Then add a subfolder to that folder and put the crack in this subfolder.
Burn it ... install it ... copy the crack ... play it !!!


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Thats what I did, copy and paste everything yet it gives me an error when im installing. Im using x64 Windows, maybe thats the problem?

Did you overwrite any file ? Some people try to replace the executable on the cd with the cracked executable so the crack will be installed along everything else, but the installation program checks everything it copies and will give an error if any file has changed. So if you did this, copy everything again and this time make another folder "Crack" and put the cracked exe in there. If this is not what you did, there's a problem with how you copy the files. How do you copy them ?

Maybe it's time to tell us what "xxx" stands for, we can't guess it and it might be important. Do you get more than one error message ? Can you give us the exact error message ?

Nope, didnt overwrite anything but it has that error

Does That Error Appear, When Installing The Game.

I have encountered a stupid error when installing with copied disc (it did work with my original one) it gives me some kind of error message, error -6001 ?? lol
"WTF" i thougt. Weeeeelll...workz

I Had The Same Error.

The Way I Resolved This Matter Was UPGRADING My Firmware Of My DVD-RW. PIONEER 110D.
Here Is The Link To The Firmware Page. :)

Hi,
to solve 6001 you just have to delete/rename

C:\Programme\Gemeinsame Dateien\InstallShield

i think it's

C:\Program Files\Common\InstallShield

in english, but i'm not sure!