Jorpho wrote:What am I trying to say is that you need to change the drive letter that is currently being used for your real CD-ROM drive, because that is where the game is (probably) trying to look for its CD. At the time the game was written it was very uncommon for PCs to have multiple CD-ROM drives and it is probably not checking every possible drive letter for its disc.

Can I assign the virtual drive to the SAME letter as my real CD-ROM drive, or vice versa? It does not matter what drive letter my real CD-ROM drive is, because Pitfall will always try to look for it. My real drive is on F:, i tried changing it, and set the virtual drive to F:, but that does NOT work. I even tried disabling the real drive via Device Manager, but i still get the 'Pitfall must be played using the CD-ROM' error. Maybe I need a way for Pitfall to recognize a virtual drive as the real CD-ROM drive? Seskanda wrote:My real drive is on F:, i tried changing it, and set the virtual drive to F:, but that does NOT work.

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I even tried disabling the real drive via Device Manager, but i still get the 'Pitfall must be played using the CD-ROM' error.Oh. And you said it worked fine when you had the real CD in your real drive F:? The best way to be sure about where the game is actually looking is to get. Set it up to show only file system activity (i.e. Acronis True Image 2014 Premium Ita Download With Crack. Clear the last five toolbar buttons, and then click the fourth one from the right), and then filter all processes that do not match the name of Pitfall's executable.

Run the game and you should see it checking one or more drive letters before stopping. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to locate my copy of Pitfall, or I would have a look at this myself. As Dominus suggests, there may be a no-CD crack out there somewhere. L33t++ Posts: 7043 Joined: 2003-2-14 @ 19:50 Location: Canada. The best way to be sure about where the game is actually looking is to get. Set it up to show only file system activity (i.e. Clear the last five toolbar buttons, and then click the fourth one from the right), and then filter all processes that do not match the name of Pitfall's executable.

Run the game and you should see it checking one or more drive letters before stopping. Process Monitor shows F: for Pitfall. Cme Uf5 Driver 64 Bit. exe when the error message displays, what can i do next? I can NOT find a no CD patch for this game. If anyone has one please let me know, so we can figure out a way to send it to me.

Newbie Posts: 54 Joined: 2003-11-01 @ 23:51. I tried CloneCD, ALL modes, it made a 600+ MB img file and ccd file, none of them worked. I created a new.ISO of the CD using MagicISO, but that failed, too. Also, i made a bin/cue image of the CD using MagicISO, that did nothing either.

I just used Daemon Tools Pro, and so far Data and Mixed Mode do NOT work. So, my last option is a NO CD patch, it seems the one posted finally works Thanks to everyone here.

But, one last snafu, now i get NO sound or music whatsoever, even with CD inserted. Newbie Posts: 54 Joined: 2003-11-01 @ 23:51. Re-letter your current card reader and DVD to G: and H. Set DaemonTools or MagicDisk to F: [your original CDR drive letter}, and give that a try. As previously mentioned some old games are very fussy about being the first drive on the one hand, and a low letter drive on the other. If this doesn't work, move the DT/MD to E. Also check for ini or cfg files in the game root directory.

Often they specify install paths that need to be edited when mounting iso/bin+cue's to other drives. Oldbie Posts: 1158 Joined: 2011-1-13 @ 17:59 Location: NYC.