Play PC games without disc?

Anyone know of an alternative to Alcohol 120% so I can play PC games without having to insert the disc every time I play? Allcohol 120% was taken down today.

ha ha ha not gona happen on here.

go to fileplant download the no cd patch
then go and download winrar add the no cd to the program files of the game with winrar and presto no cd needed

Daemon Tools is what I use, I hated having to leave the BF1942 disc in.

BigNick, I'm not looking for ways to play pirated games, this was a legitimate request.

I use no-cd patches all the time and I don't have any pirated games. It just so much easier to click on that icon and have the game start, I have a LOT of PC games and going through them to find the one I want to play is bleck...

There are any number of commercial products for his task. You buy them by download or find them at most consumer electronics places like Best Buy.

http://v-com.com/product/CD_Anywhere_Home.html

[quote name='rynomite']Alcohol 120% was taken down today.[/quote]

What does this mean? Taken down today? From where?

i love alcohol 120 and daemon tools..

anyways just get no cd patches or cracks. i dont like having cd in to play either

from alcohol's main site, they have to stop selling it due to legal hassles

i buy my games legally but i hate leaving the cd in. i use no-cd patches so i can save on some wear and tear of my cdrom.

youre kidding.....alcohol 120 is being taken down???? man i wanted to buy that prog ive been using it for like a year an i love it . just couldnt afford the it . i was actually thinkin of buyin ot

Use Blindwrite 5 and Daemon Tools together, everygame I try works with them, just make sure to install it from the virtual drive, both are free to download.

This is a ridiculous hoax.

A company named Fubra is holding Alcohol Soft's customer database and old domain hostage, since Alc terminated their e-business contracts with them. Fubra are the ones who put up that misleading page @ alcohol-software.com as petty revenge. They try at first to imply, subtly, that they are simply the owners of alcohol-software.com, but they finally misrepresent themselves by signing the page as "The Alcohol Software Team." Bad, bad, bad.

The new Alcohol Software homepage is http://www.alcohol-soft.com/. They are still in business, but since they have no way of verifying who purchased their software using Fubra's old database and interface, they have temporarily halted the release of new updates. Previous updates are available, and new purchases will go on a new database that is entirely operated by Alc themselves. The whois info checks out; the old site is still run by Fubra, but the new site is now registered under Alcohol's Danish headquarters at the correct address.

Hit http://forum.alcohol-soft.com/index.php?showtopic=13232 for an official statement. The real Alcohol staff have also been dropping by the CDR community fora to explain the outlandish situation.

So, rynomite, looks like you're still good to go.

May be you can try Virtual CD.

thank you for the great info filet mignon. thanks also to everyone else out there in cheap ass land