SR7.Stop 1.2

Posted on Thursday, December 15 2005 @ 0:33 CET by LSDsmurf

MB-Soft released version 1.2 of SR7.Stop. This program is quite easy to use, you only need to click "hide" to prevent SecuROM 7 copy protections from detecting your virtual drives.

To restore the changes you can either reboot your system or click on "restore".

Notes:
- before changing some settings or uninstalling virtual device software you have to restore the data first!
- SR7.Stop must not be running while the game is running.

A changelog isn't available but I heard this version works with Daemon Tools v4.0

Program Information

Category:
Tools and Utilities
Type:
Free

Version:
1.2
Size:
10.7KB
Works on:
Windows

Product page: here

Download: SR7.Stop 1.2

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Re: SR7.Stop 1.2
by Anonymous on Wednesday, May 24 2006 @ 23:06 CEST

I have Daemon Tools V4.03HE and the program (sr7.stop v1.2) tells me that there is "Nothing to Hide!" but the game that I am trying to run tells me "Emulator Detected! Please deactivate virtual drive and emulation software." I have tried sr7.stop, Anti-Blaxx v1.17 and 1.18, SD4Hide and even disabling my real optical drive but nothing works. If there is anything you can do to help me, e-mail me
Da_game_junkie@hotmail.com

Reply by Anonymous on Friday, June 02 2006 @ 12:30 CEST

hmm what game is it?
Reply by Anonymous on Wednesday, August 16 2006 @ 17:06 CEST

use virtual cd hider..i have a question about this thing..is it compatable with dtm3??
- Reply by Anonymous on Friday, May 16 2008 @ 20:58 CEST
  
  zitö
Reply by Anonymous on Thursday, October 26 2006 @ 21:08 CEST

I got the same problem but I get the message of a conflict with the emulation software. I use deamon tools V4.06HE and tried several programs.

Please email me at schaaf.peter@gmail.com
- Reply by Anonymous on Friday, October 27 2006 @ 12:45 CEST
  
  PES 6?
- Reply by Anonymous on Wednesday, January 30 2008 @ 10:22 CET
Reply by Anonymous on Sunday, June 12 2011 @ 15:16 CEST

Re: SR7.Stop 1.2
by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 20 2006 @ 9:44 CET

I'm using SR7+AntiBlaxx 1,18+DTools 4,08HE and it always pops up 'a security module can't be loaded.this program can't be executed'. I'm talking about NWN 2. Can you help me somehow?

Reply by Anonymous on Monday, February 09 2009 @ 13:10 CET

Thanks

Re: SR7.Stop 1.2
by Anonymous on Friday, December 29 2006 @ 16:58 CET

Don't run it directly out of the WinRAR file ... extract it to somewhere and run it. Make sure you have your vitrual drive(s) activated before you run it. If it says 'Nothing to Hide' it's probably because you've already run it from within the RAR. Click 'Restore' first, then 'Hide' again.

Reply by Anonymous on Tuesday, February 13 2007 @ 15:11 CET

hey I am trying to do this with matrix path of neo but when i do that it says a required security protection can't be activated this program can't be executed. can you help me somehow?
Reply by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 04 2007 @ 9:28 CEST

Hey, I have the same problem with Lego Star Wars II. I mount it in daemon tools, open SR7.Stop click hide, it lists the drive as hidden, so I try to boot up LSWII, and it talks about the bloody security protocols. the hell can I do?? I am not running from the RAR, btw, I don't even have that anymore. Also, it's the latest daemon tools, AND all emulation options are on.
Reply by Anonymous on Saturday, April 26 2008 @ 14:33 CEST

Im still getting "Nothing to hide" anyone able to help me?
Reply by Anonymous on Monday, November 03 2008 @ 1:07 CET

Still doesent works... I think the problem is widows vista, I just say this because a friend can use SR7 with XP and I cant.
- Reply by Anonymous on Tuesday, March 02 2010 @ 15:54 CET
  
  The guy before me may be right about the OS compatibility issue with Vista. Can some1 double check on whether the Matrix PoN is compatible for Vista. I run Vista v6 Ultimate.
  Will PoN work on my comp with 2 GB memory, 2.8 GHz, and a 256 MB onboard shared Intel graphics?

Re: SR7.Stop 1.2
by Anonymous on Friday, May 20 2011 @ 9:21 CEST