Diablo 2 buned disk won't work

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    I burnt a backup copy of my D2 game and now my original D2 disk won't work (huge scratch by my sister). Whenever i put in my burned disk, it brings up the auto play, i click play and then i tells me to put my play disk in, but it already is (it evens says under the icon in my computer 'Play disc'. Now somone told me i have to get a crack but i need to know where?
     
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  2. icky1234

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    Here's the site you need
    1-800-Ima-Gone

    That should be good for ya

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    tahnx
     
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  4. Shoey

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    Requesting "cracks" (links to)= forbidden here at Afterdawn forums! Besides, you don't need a "no cd patch\crack" to make a backup of Diablo 2 anyways. [/bold] Please read forum rules before making a post or reply post! [/bold]

    Shoey :)
     
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    Diablo II, when it came out must have been one of the first major titles that couldnt be replicated by simple, copy to harddrive and burning as a datacd. That puzzled me for quite some time and i recall resorting to noCDs then so i wouldnt have to hear the incessant whirring of the cddrive as i played. (Now my fans make more noise than my cd drives could ever hope to hehe). Seriously though I think Diablo II is SafeDisc 2.4? (i could be wrong). In either case, some useful links:

    General SafeDisc2 Burning Techniques: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/23699
    Check if your game is SecuROM Protected: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/36854
    Check if your game is SafeDisc2 Protected: List http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/36841
     
    Praetor, Aug 26, 2003
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  6. Shoey

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    In short, the "rom" could bypass the SecuROM 4.x cd protection scheme. Some can't, some can..I "think" your Asus can bypass SecuROM 4.8.3 but don't quote me on that...(no need for a "play disc"= bwa file)

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  7. Praetor

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    LOL When Diablo II came out i tried to "copy to harddrive and burn as datacd" using a LG12x8x32 hehe needless to say that didnt work too well.
     
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    Well, as far as i know DiabloII has Securom NEW, not 4.x, so i think that if you have a raw-dao writer, you should be able to backup it safely
     
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  9. Shoey

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    If the "reader" has the ability to read sub-q channel data then one can easily backup SecuROM.

    Shoey :)
     
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  10. Praetor

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    And here i was thinking it was Safedisc 2.4 hehe
     
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