Securom and denying it permission from the registry, anyone know how?
ZiggyDoodle:
Since you don't like the advice given, try Google.
jolrei:
Quote from: Lucrecia Borja on 2007 October 17, 16:03:01
To the poster that suggest this. No disable, only remove, then use cracked exe to prevent it coming back. Or just don't play BV.
Right. If it was simply a matter of disabling secuROM, it would probably have been discussed here already. There are a lot of us concerned with this issue. However, it is generally a bad idea to fool about with the permissions in the registry, especially if you don't know exactly what you're doing. In any case, if there is a bit of malware on the system, why just disable it when you can get rid of it. That's like closing a garbage bag and putting it in a corner of the living room because it's easier, rather than taking out the trash. Counterintuitive=fail.
Quote from: Lucrecia Borja on 2007 October 17, 16:03:01
This site came highly recommended to me. I was left with the impression that if anyone knows any thing about computer information, game information etc. This is the place to go. I am not looking for chitty chat or anything else Just looking for information about my question.
Yes, well, if you had bothered to check what sort of forum this was, you would (maybe) have noticed that there is a certain style to the place. One thing that your high recommendations obviously did not tell you is that this is not a safe and polite place. You have now been given advice. Do with it what you want.
As for your desire for "chitty chat", you came to MATY. When you are with us, please do not criticise the way we carry on our normal life. Manners are so important. kthxbai. >:(
(@angelyne - thanks for the note - previous post edited. :P)
Lucrecia Borja:
Do you know of what I am asking??? Do you know how to use the registry??? I have googled it and have searched but nothing concrete. To the post above this one. IF you un install the software that has securom with it. You will have to do a full reformat of your computer. I would just like to know if anyone has ever used this section of any software in the registry and if they ever did a disable, and did it keep it disabled?
lemonfresh:
Quote from: mitchellcjs on 2007 October 17, 14:49:12
I'm just wondering where s/he got a dam. Is it a beaver dam? I know that none of the major dams are privately owned. Perhaps s/he built a dam in the back yard, and doesn't want to give it up?
"I am your dam guide, Arnie, please don't wander off the dam tour and please take all the dam pictures you want. Now are there any dam questions?"
"Yeah, where can I get some damn bait?"
Sorry, I just woke up and am suffering coffee deprivation... ;)
Lucrecia Borja:
Right. If it was simply a matter of disabling secuROM, it would probably have been discussed here already. There are a lot of us concerned with this issue. However, it is generally a bad idea to fool about with the permissions in the registry, especially if you don't know exactly what you're doing. In any case, if there is a bit of malware on the system, why just disable it when you can get rid of it. That's like closing a garbage bag and putting it in a corner of the living room because it's easier, rather than taking out the trash. Counterintuitive=fail.
As far as my spyware programs I have not had it detected it as malware or rootkit. However that more then likely is not unusual as securom is very tricky. I agree with you about a simple matter of disalbing that it would have been discussed and someone would have figured it out. That is what I am tring to do is figure it out and see if maybe it can just be disabled with out un installing the software. If you have not ever seen what I am talking about and if you have xp or vista. go to your registry and then go into HKey_Current_user. Then go into software and click on any of your software. then look for the word permission and check it out. Maybe it will give an idea as to what I am talking about.
I agree the best way would be to un install and then reformat or just delete the protection program from the computer. If I am correct with that. Thank you for posting.
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