how to get the following Disney games to work

[sparklot]

"DISNEYTRIVIA" cd looks like a hacked "FLTDTC" -- there is a CRACK folder inside the 1st cdrom but it's hidden / disabled / removed.


Hacker has been studying Securom 4 alot and now able to unravel most of the Securom 4.54 Trivia exe without using an original disc! She's down to 57 crypto mismatches, with what looks like to be an unknown 9-byte / 18-byte mystery key. So the scene crack is very likely good but it would be very helpful to do it the "hard way", although I can't imagine there's many more leftover undefeated Securom 4 games.


She thinks though Disney might've paid for many-many budget Securom 4 protection price tag, whereas BBC paid for premium which would mean bigger, longer crypto keys. We'll hopefully find out.

[vintagecdromgirl]

my trivia challenge works (which is my ISO copy), i haven't tried the goofy one yet

[sparklot]

Your ISO copy has Securom in it which is already cracked (a retail disc with a stolen cracked exe??), but some antivirus will object to its presence.

Oddly, the disneytr.exe in your ISO is the exact same exe as the FLT-DTC scene crack. There's no redump image to compare though to know what an original CD looks like. :bleh:

[vintagecdromgirl]

no, see, i downloaded the FLT-DTC ISO, and I, for some reason, i switched the normal exe with the um, "copy-protect-free (or crack)" ( i still use re-writable discs would you believe) silly me, maybe I oughta re-upload it, if this is the case , my antivirus doesn't have a problem with the cracked exe

[sparklot]

Thought worth mentioning that Atlantis: Lost Empire - The Lost Games has a v1.1 with securom-free exe here
https://archive.org/details/atlantis-th ... -cd_202106

(yours is v1.0)

[vintagecdromgirl]

Ultimate Disney Coaster is also copy-protected too, apparently a NOCD can be found on gamecopyworld, but I can't locate it

[Scaryfun]

It's listed under Ultimate Ride - https://gamecopyworld.com/games/pc_ultimate_ride.shtml

[vintagecdromgirl]

https://archive.org/details/dpg-1_202212 something tells me this is copy-protected too...

[sparklot]

SecuROM 4.68

Not tested but hacker tells me it's Macromedia Director, so these likely work.
https://anonfiles.com/s8d4Q4Ndyb/dpg1_7z

[vintagecdromgirl]

hmmmm...maybe i will test it to see if if it is indeed copy-protected (not sure if the print disk is affected as well), and if it is, well, I am gonna try that erm, fixed exe

[vintagecdromgirl]

so, in short, Lion King Operation Pridelands is okay, The jungle book learning games are okay, what about the Monsters Inc Wreck-Room Arcade games? are they copy-protected too? (are we sure Lilo & Stitch Trouble in Paradise isn't copy-protected at all?) something tells me Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon is copy-protected too, as well as the action Atlantis games

UPDATE: According to my anti-virus system, the PPA exe (for Peter Pan Adventures in Neverland) is a high security risk, something about Heuristic Virus

[annoyment]

Peter Pan Adventures in Neverland

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Try the FLT rls preserved as-is within this compilation - shouldn't be tampered with payloads (as in, hopefully no Scrabble Junior repeat): https://archive.org/details/2002-d_PC_WS_ISO[/hide]

[HB]

Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon is copy-protected too

There was a CD-ROM release of the game with SecuROM in some territories which is the Fairlight scene release and also a CD-ROM version of the game that only has a standard Windows API disc check which is relatively easy to bypass as all of the game's data are copied to the hard drive during installation and the CD-ROM is not a mixed-mode CD. If I recall correctly I bought the release of the game at a U.S. retailer that just had the API disc check. I don't remember if that version was a jewel-case re-release of the game or not as it has been over 20 years now, and I have that CD-ROM packed away in storage that isn't easily accessible.

There was also a downloadable version of the game which used Trymedia Activemark DRM if I remember correctly. Disney pulled the downloadable version of the game from distribution relatively quickly so it wasn't officially available for download very long.

I just discovered that there is also a Steam release of the game, and it has Steam stub DRM. It does not use the Steam API and can be run without Steam or a Steam emulator once the Steam DRM is removed.
Here is a copy of the Steam release with the DRM removed along with the Steam manifest files and plain-text file hashes to verify the game files. For the hell of it I also included three different cracks for the CD-ROM version(s) of the game which I found online. Those cracks would also work with the Steam version, but the Steam release is newer than the CD-ROM version in date though not in version number.
https://krakenfiles.com/view/KXbYgPV0Sg/file.html
Please mirror this file as it will disappear from download inactivity.

[vintagecdromgirl]

Peter Pan Adventures in Neverland

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right, so that one shouldn't have any high risk virus, what is a payload? (so Lilo and Stitch Trouble in Paradise is safe from copy-protection)

[vintagecdromgirl]

i'm guessing the Atlantis action games are safe or copy-protection