Backin up... Cd to Hard disk to CD

StartX · #1 25-01-2002, 04:46

I want to know... how to copy Original CD to Hard disk then copy the Files back to the CD...

I want to add some files from the Original...

I went and Copy my Black and White Game to the Hard disk and added some patched file... i think 3 files on other directory.. then added them again to the CD then I burned it... But When i setup the BackUP cd.. It wont setup... it will give out an error.. why cant i copy Original CD to HArd disk then back to CD

donmega2 · #2 25-01-2002, 08:51

Try to copy it without adding cracked files. And do not forget to name the CD same as the original CD. Then install and crack it.

Morglum007 · #3 25-01-2002, 16:24

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StartX (25-01-2002 12:46):
I want to know... how to copy Original CD to Hard disk then copy the Files back to the CD...

I want to add some files from the Original...

I went and Copy my Black and White Game to the Hard disk and added some patched file... i think 3 files on other directory.. then added them again to the CD then I burned it... But When i setup the BackUP cd.. It wont setup... it will give out an error.. why cant i copy Original CD to HArd disk then back to CD

The only way i think you can do this is by inserting the cracked files into the installshield cabinet files (.cab) with i6comp to this game (if i well-remember) Otherway installation will fail..
Good luck!

sk8zero · #4 09-03-2002, 17:09

Alrite i think i know what the problem is because i did something similar... what you do is copy the burnt cd to that dir (:c;\temp\temp) then run those files in that directory. after that what you did is click on the setup in that directory and it will install. Im not totally sure if this will help but i know it will if your using the old patch on gamecopyworld.. the one you use i6comp with.

MoMoney · #5 09-03-2002, 21:28

What u can do is copy the entire cd into a folder on your hard drive. Keep the files and folders you copied in the same position as they were copied (i.e. you can't move them around). Then you can add any additional files or folders that you want. Then use Nero and create a Data CD, and give it the same name that the original cd had. When that's done, you should end up with a duped Cd that looks exactly like the original except for the few additional files you added. Setup and everything else should work like normal.