Dec 17, 2005 That's the message I get when I attempt to start a single player game on Call of Duty 2. The disc is in and my DVD burner is reading, so what's the problem?Any help appreciated. 2) Click on (+) button or create new VM. 3) Specify everything as in images and leave it to the default. 4) Now click on Drives and then HardDisk 0 then browse the c.img file into the manager and click ok! 5) Now click on CD-ROM and insert your windows installation DVD and select Use Physical Drive. 6) We're done! In next step we'll boot.
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To assist you better, I like know; if the DVD is detected in another computer, and also add if other DVD's and CD's gets detected properly?
I would suggest you Perform hardware and device troubleshooter and check if it helps.
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b) Select “Hardware and Sound” from the Troubleshooter Window.
c) Select “Hardware and Devices” under Devices option.
d) Follow the On Screen instructions.
b) Select “Hardware and Sound” from the Troubleshooter Window.
c) Select “Hardware and Devices” under Devices option.
d) Follow the On Screen instructions.
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My PC detects all others just fine, be it DVD or CD. And the game has not been installed on any other PC. I messaged Activision through Facebook and they just said that it may not be compatible with Windows 10. But the Original COD and COD 4 both of which are game of the year editions instead of the original release work perfectly well.
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this may help but it could slow down the computer.
I also had this happen to me but it was uni when it decided to say please insert disk and try again. here is how I fixed it. I found that it makes the computer run a little slow but I can play the sims 2.
try this, we've posted it before and it has helped others. You have an nvidia, just maybe it will help. It worked for us. This was on another site for another of maxis's games that has the same safedisc thing. Also for XP users, such as us.
Windows® 2000 users:
There is a known incompatibility with Macrovision™'s SafeDisc® (the copy protection mechanism Call of Duty™ employs) and motherboards with the nForce™2 chipset under Windows® 2000. To remedy the situation, do the following:
1) Locate the 'My Computer' icon on your computer and right-click it.
2) Choose the 'Manage' option.
3) Once the Computer Management program launches, select 'Device Manager.'
4) In the Device Manager, double-click 'IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers.'
5) Right-click on 'nVidia nForce 2(TM) SPP/IGP ATA Controller' and select 'Properties.'
6) Click on the 'Secondary Channel' tab. If the Select Transfer Mode is set to 'BIOS Default,' click on the pull-down menu and select 'PIO Mode.'
7) Close all open windows and restart your machine when prompted
I hope it helps.
I also had this happen to me but it was uni when it decided to say please insert disk and try again. here is how I fixed it. I found that it makes the computer run a little slow but I can play the sims 2.
try this, we've posted it before and it has helped others. You have an nvidia, just maybe it will help. It worked for us. This was on another site for another of maxis's games that has the same safedisc thing. Also for XP users, such as us.
Windows® 2000 users:
There is a known incompatibility with Macrovision™'s SafeDisc® (the copy protection mechanism Call of Duty™ employs) and motherboards with the nForce™2 chipset under Windows® 2000. To remedy the situation, do the following:
1) Locate the 'My Computer' icon on your computer and right-click it.
2) Choose the 'Manage' option.
3) Once the Computer Management program launches, select 'Device Manager.'
4) In the Device Manager, double-click 'IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers.'
5) Right-click on 'nVidia nForce 2(TM) SPP/IGP ATA Controller' and select 'Properties.'
6) Click on the 'Secondary Channel' tab. If the Select Transfer Mode is set to 'BIOS Default,' click on the pull-down menu and select 'PIO Mode.'
7) Close all open windows and restart your machine when prompted
I hope it helps.