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*CyberMan969* · 25-12-2006

The only way to produce fully working backups of many of the newer games is by using a fixed executable (or for some games fixed dll files). I know it sucks when you pay £40 for a new game and you can't make a working, non-cracked backup to safeguard your investment, but that's the way it goes. Companies try to battle piracy, and as a result the end user pays the price by being unable to backup their discs.

25-12-2006	#8 (permalink)
CyberMan969 CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: NorthWest Earth Posts: 542	Re: Which Is the Best Software For Making Backups of DVD Games? The only way to produce fully working backups of many of the newer games is by using a fixed executable (or for some games fixed dll files). I know it sucks when you pay £40 for a new game and you can't make a working, non-cracked backup to safeguard your investment, but that's the way it goes. Companies try to battle piracy, and as a result the end user pays the price by being unable to backup their discs. __________________ Current burner setup: BenQ DW1655@BCGB sole IDE1 - BenQ DW1650@BCFC sole IDE2 - Samsung SH-W162C@TS11 PATA to SATA - LG GSA-4167B@DL13 PATA to USB2 - NEC ND-6650A@1.62 via slimline to USB2 adaptor - My drive museum: A whole cupboard full of various LiteOn, Samsung, Philips, NEC, LG, TDK, & Sony golden oldies that my girlfriend hates and wants to get rid of so she can "...make better use of the wasted space..." NEVER GONNA HAPPEN. And a couple of old Plextors too. No Toshibas. Never got to buy one. RESPECT to all freeware writers, and to all the people who help us tweak our systems and choose to share their knowledge for no financial gain!