Hi there!
I've recently installed Battle for Middle Earth II onto my system again via a .iso of the DVD. I have lost my copy of the actual DVD put have recovered my CD key from Electronic Arts (EA).
I mounted the image with Daemon Tools Pro and the game installed fine, however when I tried to run the game I got the error message "Please insert the correct DVD."
A friend suggested I use a crack to bypass the need for the DVD which worked but it also altered the game version which gave version mismatch errors when I tried to join an online game.
So I removed the crack and tried the YASU tool but I still, however, get the same error message, "please insert the correct DVD."
Is there something I can do about this or will I have to buy another copy of the game?
Would making a new image of the original .iso I used to install the game make any difference, by using one of the many image creator 'profiles' DTPro has?
I've also heard of programs such as A-Ray to detect the kind of protection or blacklisting a program uses... Would knowing any of this help in my situation?
Sorry for all the questions... I'm a little baffled by all this if I'm honest.
Thanks in advance for any reply
ShandyMan
I've recently installed Battle for Middle Earth II onto my system again via a .iso of the DVD. I have lost my copy of the actual DVD put have recovered my CD key from Electronic Arts (EA).
I mounted the image with Daemon Tools Pro and the game installed fine, however when I tried to run the game I got the error message "Please insert the correct DVD."
A friend suggested I use a crack to bypass the need for the DVD which worked but it also altered the game version which gave version mismatch errors when I tried to join an online game.
So I removed the crack and tried the YASU tool but I still, however, get the same error message, "please insert the correct DVD."
Is there something I can do about this or will I have to buy another copy of the game?
Would making a new image of the original .iso I used to install the game make any difference, by using one of the many image creator 'profiles' DTPro has?
I've also heard of programs such as A-Ray to detect the kind of protection or blacklisting a program uses... Would knowing any of this help in my situation?
Sorry for all the questions... I'm a little baffled by all this if I'm honest.
Thanks in advance for any reply
ShandyMan
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