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There's still some way to open the crossfire in VMware?
I did a setup but when I open the crossfire an error occurs: "Themida"

Of course their is some ways to open CF on vm

Originally Posted by H-C-L

Of course their is some ways to open CF on vm

yea cf still works on vm

there is a way to open cf

Originally Posted by CrosLife

there is a way to open cf

How?

Originally Posted by adeddd

How?

Seartch on the forum you will find!
or go on youtube and seartch there, u might find

Originally Posted by adeddd

How?

u need t ochange the code to allow it to run

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here i think > http://www.mpgh.net/forum/287-crossf...-tutorial.html @Xebec can u close that should solve it

Here's a more complete guide

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/443-crossf...eeeeeeeee.html

already tried.
I said "I did a setup"

Originally Posted by SliverBullet

u need t ochange the code to allow it to run

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here i think > http://www.mpgh.net/forum/287-crossf...-tutorial.html @Xebec can u close that should solve it

that's patched...

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Originally Posted by adeddd

already tried.
I said "I did a setup"

you might have ''done a wrong setup".

you might have ''done a wrong setup".

Do one for me?
I think its patched... @corssa

VM Ware isn't patched just follow the guide.

Originally Posted by Alokin

VM Ware isn't patched just follow the guide.

How many times I have to say that i followed the "guide"?
I need teamviewer help.

Originally Posted by adeddd

How many times I have to say that i followed the "guide"?
I need teamviewer help.

you can contact @sosunluck or @rchayne , I already saw your PM, I was looking for @rchayne thread about how to set up a vmware and how to bypass X-trap with it, but I can't seem to find it. Anyways contact one of them, they're extremely helpful and full knowleadgable about what they're doing, they have much deeper acquaintance and experience on how vmware works and they're kind enough to help you freely.

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