I bought Medal of Honor: Airborne and upon launching the game, I get the message: Conflict with emulation software detected.

This is a new computer that I bought, I really don't know what CD/DVD software have been loaded. I only see Nero and NTI DVD Maker 7. I know the guy who built it for me loaded freeware junk anyway...

I googled the error message and found this forum, and with some checking I found out about Apolo 120%, YASU, SecuROM, etc... all are very foreign and scary to me. I am not a hack, not even very good navigating the computer.

I just want to play a game that I bought with my hard earned money, on my computer. It looks like I can't even do that without changing or modding my PC, which I don't know how to do, even how to start... Of course the retailer won't take the game back if I return this peice of s*** game. Please help with some easily followed and understandable steps.

Do you have any emulators installed? If so try and uninstall them 0ne by one and see if that helps.

I dont think he knows what an emulator is...

we need to know what is installed on your PC

3 ways to find out:

1. go to control panel - add remove programs and make a list of all the programs that you see listed there. .

2. make a list of all the program names that you see when you click start & then all programs

3. open C:/progam files and make a list of all the folder names.

Post the list & maybe we can tell you what you need to remove

You are right, I don't know what emulator programs I have.

here's what on my add/remove program list:

Ad-aware SE personal
Adobe Flash player ActiveX
Adobe Reader 8.1.0
AGEIA PhysX v7.07.09
Apple Mobile device support
Canon Utilities (for my digital camera)
DivX Codec
Indeo Software
Nero 7 Essentials
NTI backup NOW! 3
NTI DVD-Maker
Photo story 3 for Windows
Power DVD
Quicktime
Realplayer
sigmaTel Audio
Windows Media Encoder 9 series

It's probably nero image drive check if it's installed and post here.

hmm that would only kick in if something was mounted on it too no?
and last time i checked nero couldnt do a damn thing emulation wise

if you cant figure it out, do a launch analysis (right click exe, select 'launch analysis) then send the sr0 file to support@securom.com

seen that on a few forums where people had problems

Good idea evlncrn8 securom should know where the problem is.

Did just that, they replied by sending me a new .exe file to replace the old one.

Didn't work.

I would contact them again as your problem isn't solved yet

Hi there my friend! I had BIG BIG BIG BIG laaag my self!!! was aboute to kill my system and start to play with dolls :cool

I whent to [START] [RUN] Text---> msconfig

Untick---> Power DVD and Nero

Woila' it runs now on high setting's Wierd!?

Hope It Help's

Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition (5.1, build 2600)
Phoenix - AwardBios v6.00Pg
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+, MMX, 3DNow (2 CPUs),
2046 Mb Ram

NVIDIA GrForce 8800 GTX
Integrerad RAmDAc
768.0 Mb