Prince Of Persia - The Two Thrones-USE THIS THREAD, Do NOT START another Thread!

[leezer3]

Hiya guys,
I've turned here for support after Ubisoft didn't want to help:
Is there any way to disable the wretched system check app when loading POP? - My laptop has an unsupported card, and so I have to OK my way through this rubbish each time I want to play, & its getting more than annoying. (You can no longer directly launch the POP3.exe file unlike with previous versions)

I have the game running perfectly from a full image & MDS file using DT4 with no CD drives physically present in the system.

Cheers

-Leezer-

As u can read in the title the game can cause damage to your health. Please make at least a 15 minute break after 1 hour gametime. You can read this topic on the first side of the handbook under health care. More information with a personal message. !!!READ THIS PERSONAL WARNING VERY CAREFULLY AND USE THE HANDBOOK!!!

[Diranar]

Quoted by MC1987
"i disabled the DVD and CD drive with sf nightmare and mounted diranar's mds "

Hello, this will never RUN !
Cause this is Starforce 3.6 , IF you want to get your Image to run you HAVE to Pull the Cable (Power or IDE) OUT of your IDE CD/DVD Drives because Starforce 3.6 can re-enable the ide drives , Starforce Nightmare is only for Starforce 3.5 and older , for 3.6 s.o.

(There are some Lucky Nforce 3/4 Motherboard Users who don't need to pull anything, but please first try this without your IDE Drive)

[mc1987]

damn, so there is no other way yet? my computer is still under warranty so i don't want to open it. well, thanks anyway

[Diranar]

No, the drives have to go.
And your Warranty isn't touched if you Open your Case( This is in Germany, don't know the Warranty Laws of other countries, we can buy and install new Hardware all the time).

[DABhand]

Dunno who gave you that idea, any machines warranty is gone if you open the case to go inside. Hence why they have security stickers or seals that break when opened.

[Joe Forster/STA]

It depends on the actual contract between the shop, that built the PC, and the customer, who bought it. I don't think they would let individuals mess around the inside of the PC. But e.g. our company buys PC's with the condition that our hardware guy has the right to change any part any time in them (he knows what he does and doesn't break anything, that's why).