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Installed Kotor II with a disc I bought at best buy and it installed fine but when i try to open the game it says "no disc inserted" even though the disc is in the computer.. also before this it gave me a error with my video.. it says my card isn't good enough to play this game but I'm running it on a 24" iMac with an ATI Radeon 4850... any help would be appreciated thanks!
Mike
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Caron Wills on 2009-12-04 14:03
The Digital Rights Management (DRM) software in this program
prevents it from running in CrossOver. If you are in a legal jurisdiction
which allows removal of such software, you may have luck running this
program. Unfortunately, CodeWeavers, because they are subject to the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, will be unable to support you.
Caron Wills on 2009-12-04 14:03
mwmatter wrote:
The Digital Rights Management (DRM) software in this program
prevents it from running in CrossOver. If you are in a legal
jurisdiction
which allows removal of such software, you may have luck running
this
program. Unfortunately, CodeWeavers, because they are subject to
the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, will be unable to support you.
Click the link. If you can't figure it out from there, then CrossOver is beyond you.
The Digital Rights Management (DRM) software in this program
prevents it from running in CrossOver. If you are in a legal jurisdiction
which allows removal of such software, you may have luck running this
program. Unfortunately, CodeWeavers, because they are subject to the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, will be unable to support you.
And in the future, when someone tells you you need a "crack," they're NOT referring to any kind of official software update from the developer.
-Ginsu
Caron Wills on 2009-12-04 14:04
The Digital Rights Management (DRM) software in this program
prevents it from running in CrossOver. If you are in a legal jurisdiction
which allows removal of such software, you may have luck running this
program. Unfortunately, CodeWeavers, because they are subject to the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, will be unable to support you.
Caron Wills on 2009-12-04 14:03
Apologies for the edits.
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