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I've created the image & has mounted the image. After I've selected the image, it juz open & view the files inside. The game doesn't run. Wat do I need 2 do to run the game?
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Is it possible for you to give more info?
Like the game title, protection on the game, how did you make the image...Carpe diem -
Well you have to run the exe of the game to play.Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
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@SCC: It would be very very nice, if you would describe the problem in explicit detail. :wink:
i was just waitin' for reading this comment.Originally Posted by Blazkowicz
no way to hav phun wth sciendzComment
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Kinda trueOriginally Posted by Blazkowicz
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Okay. I'll explain in details.
1st of all, I used CloneCD to 'Copy the CD' in order to get the image file(CCD file). I've choosed to create the CUE file as well. I used a DVD writer to create an image on my hard disk, then. After it finished creating image, there's 4 files found on my hard disk -- CCD file, cue file, img file& sub file.
So, I mount the CCD file into my Virtual Drive, which is 'Device 0: [G:]'. After I've choosed to mount the image, it juz shows the file s inside my Virtual Drive (G
, which is the files inside the image. It only consist 3 files -- IMG file, 09 file & CNF file. I don't see any exe file. I've tried the cue file too. Same thing occured.
That's the case. Plz reply...Comment
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From which game do you want to create an image?
Does the original cd hast the same files on it like the image?
Use Alcohol 120% to create your images.Comment
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No specific game that I wanna copy. But for an example, I'm creating Final Fantasy VII's image. The image has the files exactly like the files in the CD. I've used Alcohol120% to create the image too. Same thing happened. It juz view the image file, not open the game. So, how?Comment
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I'm a new user and having the exact same problem with FF7. Some help would be prime.Comment
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How did you create the image you're trying to run FF7 from? Which program, -version, -settings did you use?"I was inappropriately blunt, wasn't I? Sorry, I do that a lot."Comment
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