beef_jerky4104
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Recently I went over to a friends house to hang out. I gave him a couple of games F.E.A.R. and SW Republic Commando. He gave me World of Warcraft (Free Version, I'm using a private server he has) and Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion.
Oblivion was working fine on his two computers. And I installed WoW from the get go. So I came home today and went, darn it my new parts haven't got here yet. Oh well I can still play Oblivion on my RIG. So I reach for my CD case pull out the DVD (it is a legit copy) and put it in the drive.
I waited for a moment, it didn't autoplay. So I went into My Computer and saw that it was detected. I clicked it and it said D:\ is not a valid Win32 application. I went oh no! I remember this from when I tried to install F.E.A.R.!
Still I had no need to worry, with F.E.A.R. all I had to do was the DVD to the HDD, and use PowerISO, Daemon Tools and ISO Buster to install it. Lucky This wasn't an ISO file. I went to the folder I installed it to and ran the installer. As soon as it starts installing I asks for the next disk. Well Its a DVD and the game is only on one DVD. So my HDD methos didn't work as it would with a ripoff game.
I've tried my other DVD-RW drives. I've googled this, which didn't help. Google said to remove my 3 tools. So bye bye Daemon Tools. I restarted to the system with no avail. Chances are that with my new PC this problem will be fixed but as of right now I just want to enjoy Oblivion.
Oblivion was working fine on his two computers. And I installed WoW from the get go. So I came home today and went, darn it my new parts haven't got here yet. Oh well I can still play Oblivion on my RIG. So I reach for my CD case pull out the DVD (it is a legit copy) and put it in the drive.
I waited for a moment, it didn't autoplay. So I went into My Computer and saw that it was detected. I clicked it and it said D:\ is not a valid Win32 application. I went oh no! I remember this from when I tried to install F.E.A.R.!
Still I had no need to worry, with F.E.A.R. all I had to do was the DVD to the HDD, and use PowerISO, Daemon Tools and ISO Buster to install it. Lucky This wasn't an ISO file. I went to the folder I installed it to and ran the installer. As soon as it starts installing I asks for the next disk. Well Its a DVD and the game is only on one DVD. So my HDD methos didn't work as it would with a ripoff game.
I've tried my other DVD-RW drives. I've googled this, which didn't help. Google said to remove my 3 tools. So bye bye Daemon Tools. I restarted to the system with no avail. Chances are that with my new PC this problem will be fixed but as of right now I just want to enjoy Oblivion.