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Originally Posted by absentmindedjwcfigured it out.... it turned out to be REALLY easy.... Update Daemon Tools.... the updated verson and SD4Hider used together will make it work.
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Double measure ?
It works finally ~~ ( curerom + pr0t,stop )
first start pro0t to hide all virtual drives
2 mount the image ( sims2 ofb )
3 click ' hide ' on Pr0t tricker
4 click the shortcut created by curerom
5 play game
before i could play on and off with trickers like curerom ..etc..
but it was really annoying... sometimes it plays sometimes it not....
Try it, ppl
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carloscane, if your computer freezes after playing Sims 2 for a while, it's not related to Daemon Tools (or the copy protection in general). It might be related to temperature problems though. Try opening your case (if it doesn't void your warranty!), putting it away from any external heat sources, etc., basically everything you can do to get your computer cooler.
You could also go to the BIOS and check the hardware monitor for system temperatures right after your computer froze."I was inappropriately blunt, wasn't I? Sorry, I do that a lot."
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Originally Posted by metalicaI was having the same problem, first I installed the game and played for a couple of hours, but as always it turned out to be a pain in the ass to play with the original CD, so I made an alcohol image and did the following:
in this order is very important or it won't work...
open sd4hide
mount image in daemon tools
(if the games starts it will give the error insert the coorect CD select ok to exit that screen)
now select the hide option from sd4hide
and now start the game and enjoy!!
its important to start sd4hide before mounting the image or this method might not work. Also it has to be the full image of the original CD, the mini images won't work.Cheers
I have used this configuration and the game does not give errors of demand cd etc.... but like the launch and leaves the screen endured after gives irreversible error to me like from photo
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Here is what I'm doing after I make the .mds:
1. start up SafeDisc4 Hider
2. In CureROM, I make a profile in Application Settings, put F:\AutoRun.exe in the Application, check Cure Anti-Blacklist Measures, then I am using Daemon Tools to mount a backup image, then the backup image points to my mds. Safedisc & SecureROM are unchecked
3. Mount the mds in Daemon Tools, no emulations checked
4. Click hide in SafeDisc4 Hider
5. Run the game
It still says "Please ensure The Sims 2 Open For Business disc is in the drive, select OK and restart the application."
I have CureROM 1.3.1 (Pro), Daemon Tools v3.47, SafeDisc Hider 1.1
What am I doing wrong?
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pitto76 I can't read what it says from that image, can you write it exactly as it says.
funkymunky you have the old version of daemon tools, you'll need 4.03 if you are going to use sd4hider, and if you're using curerom 1.3 as it says when you are making the profile you'll need at least daemon tools version 4 or higher or alcohol 120% though I don't think sims open for business is working with alcohol, haven't tested though... Cheers
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Originally Posted by metalicapitto76 I can't read what it says from that image, can you write it exactly as it says.
funkymunky you have the old version of daemon tools, you'll need 4.03 if you are going to use sd4hider, and if you're using curerom 1.3 as it says when you are making the profile you'll need at least daemon tools version 4 or higher or alcohol 120% though I don't think sims open for business is working with alcohol, haven't tested though... Cheers
the application hs crashed. the application will now terminate
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Try to turn off SafeDisk emulation in DT. Should work.
DT 4 has a SafeDisk 4 emulation Bug that should be solved within next rls.
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Okay... I got it to play with Daemon 4.03 and SD4hide but now it let's me play for about 20 mins. then starts flashing to a blue screen. It doesn't crash per se... just puts up the rotating hour glass and then sends me to a blue screen.
When I Ctrl-Alt-Del it flashes back to the blue screen. I have to do this several times and tell the game to shut down.
Anyone else have this problem???
(Sneaky cheeks at Maxis want me to use my CD - which I did to play the game - so if it gets scratched up they will make more money because I would have to buy another one... Greedy monkeys! )
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No, you didnt must buy a new one, you can send your broken/scratched one to them and they will send you a new one without any extra costs expect maybe the shipping.
To the problem. It sounds like your GFX Card gets overheated and produces this weird glitches on your screen. Check the temprature after you get shut down the game with Bluescreen and/or upgrade your GFX driver. Its recommend to have the latest driver installed for this game.
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Originally Posted by MystiqueNo, you didnt must buy a new one, you can send your broken/scratched one to them and they will send you a new one without any extra costs expect maybe the shipping.
To the problem. It sounds like your GFX Card gets overheated and produces this weird glitches on your screen. Check the temprature after you get shut down the game with Bluescreen and/or upgrade your GFX driver. Its recommend to have the latest driver installed for this game.
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Originally Posted by MystiqueNo, you didnt must buy a new one, you can send your broken/scratched one to them and they will send you a new one without any extra costs expect maybe the shipping.
To the problem. It sounds like your GFX Card gets overheated and produces this weird glitches on your screen. Check the temprature after you get shut down the game with Bluescreen and/or upgrade your GFX driver. Its recommend to have the latest driver installed for this game.
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After reboot go to BIOS and goto hardware Monitor, there should be displayed the temprature.
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