Anyone here try Norton virtual drive to run sims? I just got a copy
with a new motherboard, and it looks interesting. Documentation says
it will eliminate need to have CDR in the drive, as it apparently puts
the entire disk on the hard-drive (yeah, looks like a HD hog). Would
this eliminate the need to have the CD in to play certain games?
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>Anyone here try Norton virtual drive to run sims? I just got a copy >with a new motherboard, and it looks interesting. Documentation says >it will eliminate need to have CDR in the drive, as it apparently puts >the entire disk on the hard-drive (yeah, looks like a HD hog). Would >this eliminate the need to have the CD in to play certain games? > > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy.In article <[email hidden]>,
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> On Sun, 03 Dec 2000 15:55:30 GMT, [email hidden] thus spoke:
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> >Anyone here try Norton virtual drive to run sims? I just got a copy
> >with a new motherboard, and it looks interesting. Documentation says
> >it will eliminate need to have CDR in the drive, as it apparentlyputs
I use Norton Virtual Drive with Viper Racing, Roque Squadron Elite
Missions and Starcraft. It IS a HD hog but if you have sufficient disk
space (i use a 10GB hard disk only for my games) then it is a good
choice. the only trouble are some glitches but very, very little. Does
not affect the gameplay. Try it first with games that need the CD on
the drive but doesn't take all the 650mb, in my case i tried first with
Roque Squadron, then the other two.
JediBoricua
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> >the entire disk on the hard-drive (yeah, looks like a HD hog). Would > >this eliminate the need to have the CD in to play certain games? > > > > > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >Before you buy. > > Most games these days get a nocd crack put out for them so I see no > real need for that program myself. But, I guess some may find it > useful. >> Anyone here try Norton virtual drive to run sims? I just got a copy
> with a new motherboard, and it looks interesting. Documentation says
> it will eliminate need to have CDR in the drive, as it apparently puts
> the entire disk on the hard-drive (yeah, looks like a HD hog). Would
> this eliminate the need to have the CD in to play certain games?
Try FakeCD - it's a lot better, and smaller. Runs in DOS too.
Andy
FYI, You can run Viper racing without the CD by doing a full install and
using the -nocanary switch.
No special software necessary.
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