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Gazz · 08-02-2006, 11:40 AM

You can rest bios values by pressing del at bootup and then returning the bios to standard values. However, I highly doubt that will solve the problem. First off, what type of dvd player do you have and what's your os?

On another note, the starforce removaltool NXS posted works fine but has the nasty sideeffect of deleting all the games with sf protection on your harddrive. Thought you'd want to know, I experienced that the hard way. Starforce should be outlawed, they have done so much damage to the pc scene that they killed their own market.

08-02-2006, 11:40 AM	#3 (permalink)
Gazz Super Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Boobville Posts: 2,959 Hellbux: 110,564	You can rest bios values by pressing del at bootup and then returning the bios to standard values. However, I highly doubt that will solve the problem. First off, what type of dvd player do you have and what's your os? On another note, the starforce removaltool NXS posted works fine but has the nasty sideeffect of deleting all the games with sf protection on your harddrive. Thought you'd want to know, I experienced that the hard way. Starforce should be outlawed, they have done so much damage to the pc scene that they killed their own market. __________________ Kamisorix has the sex appeal of a rotten tomato PSN name: Gazz1979 (feel free to add me)