Mark of Chaos: Battle March Safedisc 4.85

[KainofNosgoth]

Mark of Chaos: Battle March Safedisc 4.85


I downloaded DT Pro Advanced Trial and I cannot get the above game's image to work... I used DT to make the image and loaded it into the vIDE and installed it. I tried reading at
1x and 16x speeds. Does not work at all? Please please advise me on how to do this or How I can bypass the Safedisc protection!

Any help is appreciated!

BTW
I also have tried the image that I made with Alcohol 120 and YASU running in the background.

[Blazkowicz]

What does not work at all?

[KainofNosgoth]

When I load the image, and click the icon to start the game it requests that I "insert correct DVD disk." Any thoughts?

[Blazkowicz]

Have you installed any other emulation tools or other burning applications and if yes, what are they called?

Also which OS are you running and which chipset does your mainboard use?

[KainofNosgoth]

I have Alcohol 120 and Yasu installed.

My OS is XP Pro SP 3.

My chipset is Nvidia Nforce4.

[Blazkowicz]

Ensure you are using latest Alcohol version, so we can ensure that isn't blacklisted (due to old version).

Have you tried to change virtual ide drive parameters to something like your physical drive?

[KainofNosgoth]

I changed the vIDE's parameters to match my physical drive's but it does not seem to make a difference... I still receive the "please insert correct DVD and restart?"

[Blazkowicz]

Also, you do have activated NTFS compression? If yes, please deactivate and try again.

Is the image compressed or not? If yes, try without compression.

[KainofNosgoth]

None of my images are compressed.

[Blazkowicz]

And NTFS compression?

BTW where are your images are exactly stored (e. g. on an IDE HDD, SATA HDD, network drive, RAID...)?

[KainofNosgoth]

No compression of any kind.

My images are stored on a external usb hd.

[Blazkowicz]

Copy the image to local hdd and try again.

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that safedisc message is because you have both real drive and vd. i'd bet that if you physically disconnected all your real drives, rebooted and tried again it will work.

[KainofNosgoth]

I tried putting it on a local hdd, but still the same thing "please insert the correct DVD-Rom."

[KainofNosgoth]

Unhooking my physical drives did fix the problem, but is there anyway to get around it without unhooking the drives?