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Run two instances of BF2 on one computer w/ 2 cd-keys
Re: Run two instances of BF2 on one computer w/ 2 cd-keys
Originally posted by Jimtool655321
Hmm. I have 4GB. My 32-bit XP only sees a little over 3GB. I'm wondering if I could use the other GB if I ran a VM... Can VMs see RAM that the primary OS doesn't?
Unless VMWare (that's what I'm familiar with) has a new feature, I'm fairly certain it only uses what you give it from what's left of your system (XP) memory.
Re: Run two instances of BF2 on one computer w/ 2 cd-keys
We may be overlooking something here, but it might be hard-coded. I can't say I know too much about how the registry is handled, but couldn't we have two BF2 installations and set one to read a different registry location? Or perhaps log one in first, then inject the other encrypted key into the registry before logging in the other?
Re: Run two instances of BF2 on one computer w/ 2 cd-keys
Using 2 accounts to statpad?
rofl imagine of all the pain in the a$$ methods to do that, one would use 2 accts on the same box?
2 accounts on the same box is good for idling in your server so you keep ppl in it, or shooting movies. Anything more than that is a major pain in the carpel tunnel.
Though for movies there's way easier methods...... like I used when I made this!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qjYlPNo3Ds[/media]
Re: Run two instances of BF2 on one computer w/ 2 cd-keys
Originally posted by Adamshannon8
but ya, you need a pretty good computer to handle the 2nd instance of bf2.
Doesn't even matter how good your physical computer is if the virtual computer's video card doesn't support the pixel shaders required by BF2.
EDIT: Virtual PC's emulated video card:
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Virtual_PC )
standard SVGA VESA graphics card (S3 Trio 32 PCI with 4 MB Video RAM, adjustable in later versions up to 16 MB)
That won't run BF2. :)
Originally posted by Chael
Or perhaps log one in first, then inject the other encrypted key into the registry before logging in the other?
There's only one key location (not in the user-specific part of the registry). If BF2 only reads the CD key on startup changing the registry after starting the first instance might work.
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