How to get rid of Daemon tools so i can run Doom 3
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How to get rid of Daemon tools so i can run Doom 3
Any tips? I used the uninstall utility; then got the stuff in registry under local machine. Did I miss something?
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Er, why do you need to remove Daemon Tools to run Doom3?
I'm running it fine with it. Of course, I am using a cracked EXE (I hate CD checks).
I'm running it fine with it. Of course, I am using a cracked EXE (I hate CD checks).
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Well, that's stupid. Guess I'll have to grab the NoCD crack for FarCry, too (just bought it today when I discovered Doom3 wasn't available near me).DaveJB wrote:I'm guessing that Doom III uses the same Copy-Protection as Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, and FarCry. To get either of those two to work, you need to completely uninstall any CD emulation program (including Daemon Tools, CloneCD and a few others).
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Any clue where I could find the locations of all the registries, dlls and other odd files it leaves behind after the uninstaller is finished?DaveJB wrote:I'm guessing that Doom III uses the same Copy-Protection as Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, and FarCry. To get either of those two to work, you need to completely uninstall any CD emulation program (including Daemon Tools, CloneCD and a few others).
By the way; where did you get the no-cd exe from?
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Did you uninstall and the game still wouldn't run? Or are you just wanting to be cautious?InnocentBystander wrote:Any clue where I could find the locations of all the registries, dlls and other odd files it leaves behind after the uninstaller is finished?DaveJB wrote:I'm guessing that Doom III uses the same Copy-Protection as Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, and FarCry. To get either of those two to work, you need to completely uninstall any CD emulation program (including Daemon Tools, CloneCD and a few others).
By the way; where did you get the no-cd exe from?
I got the no-CD when I, er, 'previewed' the game over the weekend.
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Eric from ASVS
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Eric from ASVS
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"Then, from sea to shining sea, the God-King sang the praises of teflon, and with his face to the sunshine, he churned lots of butter." -- Body of a pharmacy spam email
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Installed D3Shadowhawk wrote:Did you uninstall and the game still wouldn't run? Or are you just wanting to be cautious?InnocentBystander wrote:Any clue where I could find the locations of all the registries, dlls and other odd files it leaves behind after the uninstaller is finished?DaveJB wrote:I'm guessing that Doom III uses the same Copy-Protection as Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, and FarCry. To get either of those two to work, you need to completely uninstall any CD emulation program (including Daemon Tools, CloneCD and a few others).
By the way; where did you get the no-cd exe from?
I got the no-CD when I, er, 'previewed' the game over the weekend.
Uninstalled Daemon Tools
Removed regiestry entries I could find from Local Machine (couldn't find others)
Reinstalled D3
Still won't work; presently using that no-cd crack.
Re: How to get rid of Daemon tools so i can run Doom 3
Use the uninstall utility, then reinstall and rename the drivers at the prompt in the installer.InnocentBystander wrote:Any tips? I used the uninstall utility; then got the stuff in registry under local machine. Did I miss something?
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I have Daemon Tools. Doom 3 runs fine.
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