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Which software would that be?
Taking a wild guess, I would say that when the program is copied to the hd, it can't find its cd-key checking dll because it expects it to be in the root directory of the drive. Try copying any *.dll files to the hd's root and see if that helps.
Also, try using subst to create a new drive out of that folder, i.e. if your folder is in c:\ihatethisprog try issuing the command:
subst z: c:\ihatethisprog
and then run it from z
To delete this virtual drive, type
subst z: /d
thebluegr
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