Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars - NoDVD Crack

[City_Cobra]

Here the little *Proper* Installer 1.4 for C&C3 Crack!

http://rapidshare.com/files/24959673...1.4_PROPER.rar



Its a German Installer.

[psaiko]

the 1.4 cracks aren't working, and i know how to install the cracks, at least i was good enough to get v1.0 til 1.3 working

[Sgat8516]

Follow the instructions on the NFO file that comes with it (NFO = Text file, so use a text editor, like, notepad).

[psaiko]

well i even used the installator posted above.
it's strange, did it work with you? because i know how to replace a file in a directory

[saladbar]

thankyou

[ApocAlypsE007]

Hello i'm new in the forum and I have a very wierd problem.
Every no-dvd I download for version 1.4 my NOD32 antivirus recognize it as a potential virus. When I turn off the virus every time I try to unzip it the cnc3game file simply delete itself. I have a working no-dvd for 1.0 but damn I want to watch the latest replays
I got windows xp SP 2

[Joe Forster/STA]

Perhaps, heuristics are set to a too high level in NOD32? Send the suspicious file to the NOD32 developers (via the ThreatSense.net feature of the virus scanner).

[ApocAlypsE007]

look when i turn off the antivirus then the file simply delete itself. doubt that the antivirus is to blame.

[Joe Forster/STA]

Files don't delete themselves, unless they are specifically programmed to. Also, GCW doesn't host virus-infected files. If you're having virus-like effects on your PC and you think your virus scanner is working fine then... well... you have a virus!

[TippeX]

actually an exe can't really delete itself while its running without a lot of difficulty...try it it can be renamed or moved however..

[ApocAlypsE007]

my anti virus has some updating problems so it's database is little bit out of date. second of all i downloaded the installer. when i install the no-dvd in the folder or anywhere else, surprise surprise, the cnc3game file delete itself and the only file i have is the uninstall txt (when i turn off my antivirus)

[Joe Forster/STA]

I think you haven't turned off your virus scanner, you only exited the user interface or something and the engine is still working in the background, deleting suspicious stuff. (If the file gets deleted during unpacking the RAR/ZIP archive - that is, it simply doesn't unpack but the archiver gives you no error messages - then it's definitely the virus scanner deleting it silently.) Again, check your virus scanner settings!

[ApocAlypsE007]

I have to check this out. anyway I don't want to turn off the scanner everytime I want to play cnc3

[Joe Forster/STA]

You won't have to turn it off. NOD32 is one of the very best virus scanners around so I'm sure you'll find an acceptable solution for your problem.

[TippeX]

well ok, that crash is from the game itself by the looks of it...
not protection related..
crashed in d3d9.dll oddly enough, which implies a direct x issue
issue could possibly be...

1. invalid version of dx / corrupted version.. solution : reinstall direct x
2. outdated video card drivers used.. solution : get new video card drivers
3. insufficient memory in the video card.. 128mb is a bit low, but might be ok for skirmish.. campaign probably needs more memory (haven't checked the mimimum specs of the game though)... solution : get a new video card, but for a laptop that could be a little tricky...

so yeh. to answer your question.. its either your video card and/or direct x/drivers not up to date..

oh and using the no cd + yasu is pointless
the no-cd has the protection removed, thus no need for yasu