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kkentopanga
01-07-07, 04:02 PM
Hi All,
Need some help... I run GWX, RUB and NY. Every time I run one of them I have to put my SH III disk in for the disk protection. My fear is that something will happen to my disk and I won't be able to play untill I find a new disk. Is there any way that I do not have to use the disk?
johnno74
01-07-07, 06:04 PM
Hi All,
Need some help... I run GWX, RUB and NY. Every time I run one of them I have to put my SH III disk in for the disk protection. My fear is that something will happen to my disk and I won't be able to play untill I find a new disk. Is there any way that I do not have to use the disk?
There are ways of avoiding having to insert the original disk, but discussing such methods here is very much verbooten.
Google is your friend.
I cant understand why program like SF is allowed! AFAIK, everyone has the right to make one (1) backup copy of the CD/DVD they have bought. With SF "protected" games itīs not possible. :nope:
Herr Russ
01-07-07, 07:22 PM
I have found that my disks only get scratched when I mishandle or remove them from the drive.. I have 2 CD/DVD drives & keep SHIII in one of them at all times.. Just be caeful handling it & put it in a sleeve when you need the drive & you'll be fine..
Albrecht Von Hesse
01-08-07, 02:04 AM
I bought and downloaded mine from online, and I've never needed a disk to run the game.
Mooncatt
01-08-07, 03:05 AM
tis a bit of a pain always having to insert the disc but i really take a lot of care of mine so even though ive had the game for ages it doesnt have a mark on it:up:
Hi All,
Need some help... I run GWX, RUB and NY. Every time I run one of them I have to put my SH III disk in for the disk protection. My fear is that something will happen to my disk and I won't be able to play untill I find a new disk. Is there any way that I do not have to use the disk?
There are ways of avoiding having to insert the original disk, but discussing such methods here is very much verbooten.
Google is your friend.
Ja, ok...since I bought the game and payed for it, I don't see any reason why I should not speak about it. And btw....wanna know smth ? The method I am using to avoid inserting the original dvd into the drive, I know it exactly from the source. Ubi Romania. So...Ubi does not replace my disk if it is damaged. The manufacturer of the drive does not support my damage. Bottom line...it;s hypocrisy to forbid anyone to speak about this.
Melonfish
01-08-07, 06:35 AM
I have found that my disks only get scratched when I mishandle or remove them from the drive.. I have 2 CD/DVD drives & keep SHIII in one of them at all times.. Just be caeful handling it & put it in a sleeve when you need the drive & you'll be fine..
this is exactly what i do, i have two drives and no matter what i'm playing shIII stays in my main drive.
if i ever take it out for any reason i ALWAYS put it neatly into its case.
this technique has allowed me to go on playing classics like ascendancy, x-wing etc.. its all about looking after your disks.
that and not letting your 3 yr old use it as a frisbee.
pete
Gizzmoe
01-08-07, 06:43 AM
Bottom line...it;s hypocrisy to forbid anyone to speak about this.
Read this (http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=100263) thread for an explanation on why we donīt want to have discussions about cracks here or links to cracks.
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