there's been another thread asking about TFD just about a week ago, so I suggest you check out my detailed answer there, including all patch links: Luckily, one of the unofficial patches you most likely already encountered, namely, the TFD 1.03 revision 4 patch from the CNCNZ site, makes all games No-DVD, thereby solving the DRM problem.Īnyway. Namely, Microsoft decommissioned it, and simply didn't include it in Windows 10, by design, meaning none of the games that use that DRM system (SafeDisc/SecuRom) can still identify discs as being their correct legal game disk.
there's a problem with the DRM system used in TFD. There's a little patch called DDWrapper that'll have it fixed for you right away. Let's start with the important stuff: RA2/YR is pretty easy to fix. Though one google for star trek armada patch immediately gives me a result not unlike my own C&C95 allrighty then. It's not a patch made for RA2, after all it's a general fix with quite some options to play around with in that config file
It did the job for Dungeon Keeper 1 for me, anyway (though there was still an annoying fast scroll bug on the mission selection map). I know nothing about the game, but if it's a DDraw malfunction there as well (as it is with a lot of these old games), then perhaps DDWrapper could work on it too. It's purely a matter of company policy, and it's hardly fair that C&C is freeware but its predecessor isn'tĪs for Star Trek: Armada. I mean, for Doom 1, a 1993 game, the source code was released in 1997. The only difference between my own patch and Dune Dynasty is that EA released C&C95 as freeware for a promotion stunt. About making old non-working things work again. I don't suppose you can help me get my old Star Trek: Armada I&II to work ? If only I could get rid of my guilt about fan-edits.
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