Problems with running "The lost angelic chronicles of Frane"

[Hobgoblin2019]

Hello everyone, could somebody please help me with the game “The lost angelic chronicles of Frane”? After downloading and installing, it asks me to insert the serial number and the unlock code, while the crack folder only contains the iphlpapi.dll file, and unfortunately it doesn’t help; I put it in the game folder, but the game still asks me for those codes. Could anyone tell me please which codes to insert or what else to do with the crack file? The 2011 version of the game is impossible to find anywhere apart from your site, and I need precisely this one, because the new remastered version available on Steam doesn’t have voice acting and all the animated scenes have been cut out.

[annoyment]

Which exact Demo was grabbed, as in who's the user(s) that provided the mirror you've used?
Have you maybe checked if there are any text files (or NFOs) present in the archives (or within the disc image)?
in advance

[Hobgoblin2019]

Which exact Demo was grabbed, as in who's the user(s) that provided the mirror you've used?
Have you maybe checked if there are any text files (or NFOs) present in the archives (or within the disc image)?
in advance

The 2nd one:

Digital Download ISO Demo 866MB (uploaded by Delacroix)

Haven't found any text or NFO files though.

[annoyment]

Just checked: looks like generic SecuROM PA emulation (as well as SecuROM support in general, 'cause Denuvo) finally got screwed on the latest W10 updates - so, uh, even if the devs of this wonder-keygen manage to support Frane (and/or Sora) whenever in the future, it wouldn't matter (besides SecuROM on these GamersGate digital releases is confirmed to have been very poorly implemented)
Unfortunately it seems your best bet is to either rollback to some previous Windows minor (or major, like W7 ) version for DRM emulation to work, OR manually Frankenstein the localized English files (hopefully no hex-editing is needed ) into the Japanese build (ISO Demo @ Adventure Legends ) Too bad - just proved my point on why fixed EXEs were better
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