Well, it is good to hear that not only spanish guys are getting outthere, hehehehe.
We have been "fixing" every type of installation for two years, but it seems that now we are recognized. In the same page i give you, we post in the forum zone the way to proceed.
I must say we uploaded the modified .msi file cause some spanish people did not recognized our research and thinks everyone could do that. Actually, thats true, but someone must begin the way, and we did. Thats the reason we began to upload such files.
For two years we have been teaching how to proceed in the forum for many installation and game fixing. You must search.
We covered protections like
CDFreaks does and some more about "conflict games".
This "team" was born cause i have been learnig for 6 years and no one teached me, so i was sad there weren't anyone could share its knowledges. There werent a good level spanish comunity, so i decided to begin with this. Maybe in the future we could translate into english in order to make it more accesible to everyone. By now it's just in spanish, so sorry, will need to translate.
In a near future, commercial protections will be covered for the public , but thats not important now.
If you want to learn how to proceed with Orca ( thats the name of the .msi file editor (present now on the p2p net)) i recomend u to look for the post "Teenage mutant ninja turtles" in the "Juegos conflictivos" section.
Thats the last tuto i did, and we improved the method quite a lot.
Good luck!
TIP: Not every installation on the market have a .msi file ( just only that ones based on the windows installer engine). Far cry, Teenage mutant ninja turtles, True crime and some more games are just examples of .msi "patching", but there is another installation files out there, like the native installshield system, or home made ones like the Vietcong or Warcraft ones. For ever game must be applied different methods. Thats what we teach to do and to recognize.