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AutoRunPro Silent Install Method - Protect Your CD

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i agree 100% with totoymola, as i said in another post if there is a will there is a way.

case and point safe disc ans surerom what was thought to be impossible to

copy is now easily done with alcohol 120 or clonecd or clonedvd.

this gives u a level of protection, just a little bit against joe blow.

Dude, please don't take my comment negatively. It is just my personal opinion, and has nothing to do with anyone/anything.

I know you always want to have a password protected setup.. That is what I want too. Now, I have an idea on protecting setup in DOS mode, but I can't start this project alone, because I'm not that good. So I need more brains. Would you like to help me? :) And also, I'm not 100% sure if this will work. And if ever it works, it is still not 100% safe.

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pare hindi ko dinadamdam ikaw naman noh.

this is just to make it a little bit harder.

i will be using a new software i found to encrypt folders.

cheers

  • 5 weeks later...

just a prog that found....

h@#p://www.webstylerzone.com/Downloads/exe/CopyKiller-Setup.exe

it copy kills!!!!!!!!

I saw that one too. And CDShield also. But I haven't tried them yet. Do they really work? I heard that CopyKill doesn't work on ALL drives.

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tested both software.

clonecd or clonedvd easily defeats them both.

this is only effective against nero and that is it.

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