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  • Sims2 ISO created yet still need disk to play??

    Hello. Dunno if this is the place to post this but....
    I got my Sim2 DVD edition today (Whoohoo! :lol: ) and as usual I create an ISO (I did this for my everygame)with Nero to use it with my virtual drive program (Daemon). Funny thing is, it still ask for the disk everytime I start to play :shock: . Is there any anti-crack software preventing me to do a backup? :cry:
    BTW, to avoid any scratch, I dun play games with its disk in the drive (I bought these with my hard-earn money... )

  • #2
    You can't play from Nero-image as it lacks copy-protection information. I don't know about the cd-version, but since it's EA you'll probably have used SafeDisc, so an alcohol image should do.
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    • #3
      Originally Posted by CongoMan
      You can't play from Nero-image as it lacks copy-protection information. I don't know about the cd-version, but since it's EA you'll probably have used SafeDisc, so an alcohol image should do.
      Does this mean I have to use Alcohol120% to create an ISO?
      :?:

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      • #4
        No, it means you've to use Alcohol to create an image in Alcohol's native mds/mdf format. :mrgreen:
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        • #5
          Eh..I'm kind of noob. Can someone explain how do I create an ISO based on Alcohol's native mds/mdf format? Also, can I burn it into a disk and does it compatible with DAEMON? :oops:

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          • #6
            it's NOT an ISO-based alcohol image. it's like this:

            EITHER you have an ISO
            OR you have an MDS/MDF

            MDS/MDF is MUCH better as it stores MORE information about the CD than an ISO, therefore you are much more likely able to play with an MDS/MDF, as copyprotection stuff is also stored in the iamge.

            hope i expressed myself understandably ...
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            • #7
              Thanks for the reply~

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