Wrote: After spending 2 - 3 days on and off (and most of today) i got the game running on Windows 10 x64. After playing around with the driver, and it signature, enabling / disabling signature enforcement, i had the thought that the secdrv driver is actually related to the secure rom which is used to validate the disk and lock the game down (don't know how accurate that statement is.) Anyway, it occured to me that if that was the case, the game might work with a no-cd patch, and indeed it does.

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And it plays very well. The no-cd patch is not something i would normally use, but in this case it seems like it is the only way to make the game work. Recap: • Clean install of Windows 10 • Clean install of C&C Generals (non-origin install, original CD) • Install Zero Hour • Updated to latest patch • Used no-cd patch to bypass the secdrv driver error • Game works! Let me know if this works (or doesn't) for anyone else, or if you have other solutions. Could you provide the link to the no-cd patch you used? The issue is that Windows 10 (not sure about Windows 8.1) no longer has support for the SafeDisc copy protection mechanism.

Download buku seni budaya kelas 3 sma yayat nursantara ktsp 2006. It is trying to make this check and the driver is not being loaded on the system. There are many Event Viewer logs that show this. Microsoft has not yet come out with an official statement on the matter that I know of, so there is not an official way to fix this. See this Microsoft forum message for more information: As another user has already mentioned, you can get past the SafeDisc check with no-cd patches, and this is actually why that works.

So, if you can live with that solution, then that might be the only way until a Windows Update comes out that restores this copy protection method. It is possible that Microsoft has chosen to drop support for it. We shall see. For obvious reasons i didn't post a link to the no-cd patch.

Aside from this being an official EA forum, most sites that allow you to download such patches are riddled with fake download links, and potential malware etc. Unless you navigate skillfully it's hard to avoid such things. I will tell you that the file name for the no-cd patch that i used is: ZH104Ign.rar Again, i would advise caution in searching for a no-cd patch. As for a solution without a no-cd patch i don't believe there is one.

Windows 10 doesn't support the driver that is used by C&C generals to lock down the game. Until EA or Microsoft makes a patch / releases a fix for it i think this is your only bet. I will also sum up my resolution again real quick leaving out no detail for those who may have gotten stuck: My set up is as follows: Part 1 - install (Non origin install, original CDs): 1. Clean install of C&C Generals updated to latest patch 2. Clean install of C&C Generals Zero Hour updated to latest patch (1.04) 3. Install no-cd patch (game.dat + generals.exe copied over top of existing files in install directory) Part 2 - Compatibility: 1.