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Other people on this site may have better suggestions. I have RCT3 Platinum version so I am not 100% sure if this would work for RCT2. Once you have everything saved on the flash drive I would try re-installing the game. Also, I have had to delete the ATARI folder on the hard drive and re-install everything. (Disclaimer: If you try this, I hold no responsibility for what may happen) Here is my suggestion for you.If you have a copy of the t up file etc I would save it to a flash drive (at least 6 GB). Previously I had a notebook and it ran okay it didn't have a cd drive either. I'm not sure if this is the same thing of what you tried already.when I downloaded the game after purchase, I made a backup copy of it on my flash drive.

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I don't want to use a no-CD crack unless I have to, and I strongly discourage piracy.

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I tried Full and Minimal installs with each method, but it didn't seem to make a difference.

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iso image of the CD and tried emulating a CD-ROM drive with MagicDisk and WinCDEmu, but the game failed to load with both (no error message, nothing). I've tried the registry tweaks mentioned in a YouTube tutorial to direct the setup path to the correct location in "C:\Program Files", but the game still asked for the CD and refused to start. I ran this game a few times on this laptop by using an external USB CD-ROM drive, and it ran well, but I'd like to play the game wherever I bring my laptop without having to use the external drive.

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