Re: Setup didnt open and ask for rip for games .bat not...
Open NFSC.exe .....Extract all .rar files in single folder.. ex.
ripforgames1,ripforgames2........7 in single folder.... download crack
for ver.1 from games copy world.... extract crack and run d game....
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If you want to rip, or back up, games for your Nintendo Wii, it's not going to be easy. Nintendo Wii and Gamecube disks both spin in the opposite direction from normal disks to prevent them from being ripped. But there is a way to get around this by ripping the game directly from the Wii onto an SD card.
Step 1
Make sure your Wii is modified with a Wiikey. Without one, you will not be able to rip games for it. You can have Wiikey installed for you, or install it yourself.
Step 2
Plug in the Gecko adapter and SD card into your Wii's Gamecube memory card slot. It will then ask you to load a disk.
Step 3
Load whatever Wii or Gamecube game you want to rip. It will save the files on the SD card, but the card is too small to fit the whole game. Once it has dumped all the information it can hold, you must remove the SD card and put the files on your computer. Erase the card and put it back in the memory card slot and continue copying the game's information. For a Wii game you will have to do this three times.
Step 4
Once you have the entire game on your computer, they will be in usually three separate pieces. Combine them into one file.
Step 5
Burn the game file onto a 4.7 GB DVD disk and play it on your Wii. Due to the Wii's protection software, only modified Wii's can play ripped Wii games.
The problem is due to the "bats.xml" file is not correct. Assume some bat number is assigned to a batsman using the editor and that bat number is not available in the game directory.then it will lead to the error as said by you. The solution to this one is the "bats.xml" in the game directory and editor directory should be the same. Do remember different patches will have different bat names in the "bats.xml"
This is how I managed to fix the psp error 80020148. Ok I found some program online that works on my 3.40 OE-A and it rips the UMD games for me. but when I went to play them the "The game could not be started. (80010002)" message came up. Then I tried to play the original game (UMD DISK) I got this message "The game could not be started. (80020148)". So I went online here is what i found...... TO FIX THE PROBLEM FOLLOW THESE STEPS: 1. Goto Recovery Menu (turn off then hold R and turn on)2. Configuration -> Use NO-UMD (Disable it)3. Go all the way back to main menu4. Advanced -> Advanced Configuration -> (Disable all of them)
Actually what the matter is you have installed the game properly..
So after that open the Cd or DVD drive.. after that look for a folder named crack.. after founding that copy the files which are present in the crack folder.. Then open the drive and folder where you have installed the game then simply paste what you have copied from the cd or dvd drive.. Then it will ask to replace.. Then say yes.. after that open the game.. it will start...
Enjoy...
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message indicating that the encryption key needs to be renewed is displayed, update the system software to the latest version. The encryption key will then be automatically renewed.
i hope i have helped let me know how it works
even i had a problem like that. i]this problem comes when your system needs more requirement to play this game or if the game is not installed correctly. i installed another setu and got the game.
try intalling from some other setup file. or else update your ram and videocards
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