![]() ![]() I know bypassing detection of virtualization features is more of a malware focused tactic so I don't expect this to be possible. ![]() Most games patch it out after the initial sale period but it seems Ubisoft hasn't bothered to update/remove it. ![]() On a related note, there is 1 game I know of that will refuse to run (Starlink the battle for Atlas) by Ubisoft and requires virtualization be disabled completely in BIOS/UEFI to work-a consequence of the Denovo antitamper copy protection it uses. If not, no biggie as these are older games so not much effort should be expended. These changes involve rebooting and are a minor inconvenience so that's why I was wondering if Process Lasso can do it. A well known limitation of some older games requiring the CPU/PC be put into LCM to run games. LCM is only available to CPUs higher than 8, like the more heavy duty AMD Threadrippers. With Process Lasso, you can control this with a. The CPU affinity specifies the set of CPU cores an application is able to execute on. I have a Ryzen 2700 and some other comments from people with the same problems and recent AMD CPUs indicate that setting it to "Legacy Compatibility Mode" in Ryzen Master would do the trick. Process Lasso is the ultimate Windows CPU affinity changer. Lost Planet 2 is one example of a game that's still being sold despite having discontinued (shut down by MS but still working) DRM middleware in the form of Games For Windows Live: Setting affinities didn't seem to work for it but disabling SMT in Ryzen Master worked. ![]()
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