Here is the result of the scan using the PID v5.2c:
File Type : Exe, Size : 2441216 (0254000h) Bytes
-> Suspicious MZ Header..
[!] SecuROM Detected - Version 5.03.13
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> CDKey
- Scan Took : 0.828 Seconds
Try using YASU, it should help.
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The game is Star Wars Republic Commando and I don't know what the PID is.. I'm very sorry for all of the stupid questions and annoyance.
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there are emulators you can use, right click on it and select the emulator you need or all at the same time.
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Which game and which copy protection? Use PID to identify the copy protection.Originally Posted by JGrey View PostNevermind, I made an image of the game but now when I double click it(The icon of the game, without the disc in) it says please insert disc instead of backup.
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Nevermind, I made an image of the game but now when I double click it(The icon of the game, without the disc in) it says please insert disc instead of backup.
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Ok, I downloaded alcohol 120 but now how do I make an image of the game?
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I think I'm retarded, and I don't really know what all that means.. I want to mount a game, but you guys say mount an image?
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After installing Daemon Tools, you have a red/silver Daemon Tools icon in your system tray (the area right beside the clock in the lower right corner of your screen). If you left-click it, you will find a menu containing everything you can do with Daemon Tools.
To mount an image, go to Virtual CD/DVD ROM, select the uppermost entry (that's your default virtual drive, you can add another 3 if you want) and go to Mount Image. Select the image you want to mount, that's it!
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I know this is a really bad question and there is probably another thread about this or a help topic but, how do I mount a game? I have the CD and everything just I play other games and I sometimes lose the disc. Help or a referral to another topic please?
Thanks, ~JGreyTags: None

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