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Drayu
07-13-2005, 10:55 AM
I don't know if this is my problem b/c I do run Alcohol120, but I will be reinstalling my OS b/c of bad beta drivers and I will be able to tell hopefully....here is what I copied from another forum:




Next time you drop to the desktop (Alt-Tab) leaving BF2 running in the background do please take the time to check out this...

Bring up Windows Task Manager (Alt-Ctrl-Del) and scroll down.
Do you see it?

~e5.0001


I checked it out on the net and, what do you know... its a recognised piece of malicious code. Not a virus mind you. Viruses are written by nasty disgruntled nerds, not serious computer programmers employed by professional software houses.

So what does it do?

It is checking for the presence of NoCD cracks and patches. And when it finds one it ties up system resources making the game run progressively slower.

Thinks... Unique 20 character keycode installation protection, level 4 secureROM copy protection, online registration with valid email address, punkbusted, inability to cause character advance without lengthy online play, specifically on ranked (EA controlled) servers... AND a patch protection subroutine!!!

Phuk me but if they had put half this effort into the actual game there would not now be thousands of people wandering aimlessly around various forums praying for an official patch.
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N194CO
07-13-2005, 03:23 PM
Well what do you want us to do with it ? :crazy: Do we delete it? Or...? :dunno:

Drayu
07-14-2005, 09:38 AM
If you are running a no CD hack, or a virtual drive image, you may want to try it without it. That is all....don't understand why the :crazy:

N194CO
07-14-2005, 05:16 PM
My :crazy: only means confusion on my part. Sorry if it means crazy. Um, im running BF2 plain as it is, so i guess its safe for me to delete it. I guess it won't do anything else to my BF2...

Drayu
07-15-2005, 05:40 AM
don't delete that process, you will have to reinstall BF2, I mean if you are running a no cd or virtual drive, you should drop those.

Kossori
07-17-2005, 06:59 AM
don't delete that process, you will have to reinstall BF2, I mean if you are running a no cd or virtual drive, you should drop those.

You know what, I bet thats what it was. When my account stopped letting me log in for 1 week it was probably because I closed that process when I alt+tabbed because I didn't know what it was and it was taking up resources (which I was trying to clear up because my game started chugging).