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TURBO Mod - How Do You do a "Clean Install"?

6 posts by 6 people · 09 Jan 2003 00:19 UTC - 09 Jan 2003 07:31 UTC

Rudeboy 09 Jan 2003 00:19 UTC#82995
Like the question sez. When I put the disc in there is no option for Install nor when I run Autorun or try and open up the disc. Presumably it detects that I already have F1-2002 installed and won't let me install it again. Which doesn't seem to be very good anti-piracy. Anyway, do I really need to re-install and if so how? TIA
"Rudeboy" wrote...
Quoted text (7 lines)> Like the question sez. When I put the disc in there > is no option for Install nor when I run Autorun or > try and open up the disc. Presumably it detects > that I already have F1-2002 installed and won't > let me install it again. Which doesn't seem to be > very good anti-piracy. Anyway, do I really need to > re-install and if so how?
Copy the CD to a folder of your choice (if you already got an install look for files you can leave out), reset the read-only attribute on the files (pain in the neck but has to be done) and then use the no-CD crack on the .exe Bit convoluted, but it works (it's how I did it). Jan. =---
Uninstall F1 2002 in the control panel and then remove any remnants by deleting the entire F1 2002 folder. Autorun should then allow you to install. If, for some reason, it won't allow you to uninstall in the first place, you'll have to remove the registry entry which says that F1 2002 is installed so that you can reinstall it.
And, the CLEAN INSTALL is not really necessary. I have been running it since day one from the same folder that mods CART, SSM, GTR, TURBO and ALFA. Bascially just look at how the other mods are arranged and duplicate that for Turbo. dave henrie --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.434 / Virus Database: 243 - Release Date: 12/25/02
Find "setup.exe" on the CD and run it, not the autorun. "Rudeboy" <egilmour@shaw*NoSpam*.ca> wrote in message news:he3T9.2125$[email hidden]... > Like the question sez. When I put the disc in there is no option forInstall > nor when I run Autorun or try and open up the disc. Presumably it detects > that I already have F1-2002 installed and won't let me install it again. > Which doesn't seem to be very good anti-piracy. Anyway, do I really needto > re-install and if so how? > > TIA > >
cc 09 Jan 2003 07:31 UTC↳ reply to Rudeboy#82893
On Thu, 09 Jan 2003 00:19:25 GMT, "Rudeboy" <egilmour@shaw*NoSpam*.ca> wrote:
Quoted text (8 lines)>Like the question sez. When I put the disc in there is no option for Install >nor when I run Autorun or try and open up the disc. Presumably it detects >that I already have F1-2002 installed and won't let me install it again. >Which doesn't seem to be very good anti-piracy. Anyway, do I really need to >re-install and if so how? > >TIA >
Here's the way I do it. http://karkrazy.m4driving.sm/racing_gtr2002.html#fastinstall -- karkrazy AT softhome DOT net http://karkrazy.m4driving.sm

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