Tuesday, 21 August 2012
IDM 6.11 Full Version with Crack and Serial Key (Internet Download Manager)
Simply download this .zip file and extract this. Then open installation guide.
Please note that if you have already any old version of IDM then you do not need to re-install the IDM. Please then exit idm icon from task bar (right bottom, near time clock) and then copy crack file from downloaded folder and paste it to C:/Program File/Internet Download Manager and then open this. If it require registration, then fill the give information and serial number from "Read Me" text file and Enjoy the full version of IDM 6.11.
You Tube Downloader Pro 3.7.0 Full Version with Crack and Patch
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Active@ File Recovery 8 Full Version with Crack
Active@ File Recovery
for Windows provides the ability to effectively recover lost data
caused by accidental deletion, disk formatting, virus and other
reasons.
The Enterprise package of Active@ File Recovery also
includes a Partition Recovery tool used to recover data from deleted or
damaged volumes. The Partition Recovery tool can be launched from the
bootable CD to work with a crashed or failing computer system.Active@ File Recovery Enterprise installation package contains a CD/DVD ISO image that you can burn to get a bootable CD or DVD with a lightweight version of Windows 7™ running in RAM (WinPE 3.1). It is the only way to recover your data in case your system is not bootable and you cannot attach the damaged Hard Disk Drive to another machine.
GTA vice city Full Version (Extract and Play)
Vice City draws much of its inspiration from 1980s American culture. Set in 1986 in Vice City, a fictional city modeled after Miami, the story revolves around psychotic Mafia hitman Tommy Vercetti, who was recently released from prison. After being involved in a drug deal gone wrong, Tommy seeks out those responsible while building a criminal empire and seizing power from other criminal organizations in the city. The game uses a tweaked version of the game engine used in Grand Theft Auto III and similarly presents a huge cityscape, fully populated with buildings, vehicles, and people. Like other games in the series, Vice City has elements from driving games and third-person shooters, and features "open-world" gameplay that gives the player more control over their playing experience.
Upon its release, Vice City became the best-selling video game of 2002. In July 2006, Vice City was the best-selling PlayStation 2 game of all time. Vice City also appeared on Japanese magazine Famitsu's readers' list of the favorite 100 videogames of 2006, the only fully Western title on the list. Following this success, Vice City saw releases in Europe, Australia and Japan, as well as a release for the PC. Rockstar Vienna also packaged the game with its predecessor, Grand Theft Auto III, and sold it as Grand Theft Auto: Double Pack for the Xbox. Vice City's setting is also revisited in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, which serves as a prequel to events in Vice City.
Because Vice City was built upon Grand Theft Auto III, the game follows a largely similar gameplay design and interface with GTA III with several tweaks and improvements over its predecessor. The gameplay is very open-ended, a characteristic of the Grand Theft Auto franchise; although missions must be completed to complete the storyline and unlock new areas of the city, the player is able to drive around and visit different parts of the city at his/her leisure and otherwise, do whatever they wish if not currently in the middle of a mission. Various items such as hidden weapons and packages are also scattered throughout the landscape, as it has been with previous GTA titles.
Players can steal vehicles, (cars, boats, motorcycles, and even helicopters) partake in drive-by shootings, robberies, and generally create chaos. However, doing so tends to generate unwanted and potentially fatal attention from the police (or, in extreme cases, the FBI and even the National Guard). Police behavior is mostly similar to Grand Theft Auto III, although police units will now wield night sticks, deploy spike strips to puncture the tires of the player's car, as well as SWAT teams from flying police helicopters and the aforementioned undercover police units, à la-Miami Vice. Police attention can be neutralized in a variety of ways.
A new addition in the game is the ability of the player to purchase a number of properties distributed across the city. Some of these are additional hideouts (essentially locations where weapons can be collected and the game saved). There are also a variety of businesses called "assets" which the player can buy. These include a film studio, a dance club, a strip club, a taxi company, an "ice-cream delivery business" (acting as a front company), a boatyard, a printing works, and a car showroom. Each commercial property has a number of missions attached to it, such as eliminating the competition or stealing equipment. Once all the missions for a given property are complete, the property will begin to generate an ongoing income, which the increasingly prosperous Vercetti may periodically collect.
Various gangs make frequent appearances in the game, some of whom are integral to story events. These gangs typically have a positive or negative opinion of the player and act accordingly by following the player or shooting at him. Shootouts between members of rival gangs can occur spontaneously and several missions involve organized fights between opposing gangs.
Optional side-missions are once again included, giving the player the opportunity to make pizza deliveries, drive injured people to a hospital with an ambulance, extinguish fires with a fire truck, deliver passengers in a taxi, be a vigilante, using a police vehicle to kill criminals, and the ability to drive a bus, transporting fare-paying passengers. Monetary rewards and occasional gameplay advantages (e.g. increased health and armor capacity and infinite sprinting) are awarded for completing different difficulty levels of these activities. Different sums of money are awarded for landing trick jumps in motorcycles or fast cars depending on the number of flips and height achieved.
How To Play PS2 Games On PC [Windows]
However, with recent developments in technology and some humongous effort on part of the developers, you are now able to play PS2 games on PC (almost all, in fact) with little to no hiccups and at a fairly decent speed, depending on the PC you are using, with an emulator called PCSX2. Here is a step-by-step guide illustrating how to play PS2 games on PC.
Play PlayStation 2 Games On PC – What will you need?
- A fairly decent PC configuration, with a recommended rig consisting of at least a Core2Duo Processor, upwards of 2 GB of RAM and a graphics card at or better than the GeForce 8000 or 9000 series or the ATI equivalent.
- PlayStation 2 BIOS files, which you can find all over the internet with a simple Google search or dump them right from your or your friend’s trusty old PS2.
- The latest version of the PCSX2 emulator available here.
- Latest plugins, available here.
- A copy of the game you want to play on DVD or in ISO format.
- Joypad or joystick (optional)
- Intermediate level PC skills and some luck (the latter is optional).
Play PS2 Games On PC – Getting Started
After you’re done downloading and installing the emulator, you will be presented with a configuration wizard to help you configure it easier so we’ll first go through that. First, simply select the language and choose the directory where you want to install the emulator.
You will now be presented with the graphics, sounds and various other plugins that you are gong to need in order to get the job done. Check the versions of the plugins carefully and go to the above link to download the latest versions in case you’re lagging behind. For the GS plugin, select the one with SSE2 in its name in case you’re using an older generation processor, but unless you’re using ancient tech, select the SSE4 version from the drop down menu.
Next, select the BIOS USA or Europe BIOS version that you just downloaded or dumped. You can uncheck the “Use default setting” checkbox at the bottom and select a folder of your choice by clicking Browse. The Japanese BIOS works fine in most cases, but is known to produce some problems, so we’re skipping it here as the USA and Europe BIOS have the highest compatibility ratio.
Finish up the configuration wizard and you will now be presented with the main interface of PCSX2, which has undergone a severe overhaul in order to increase ease of use and user friendliness. I found this version of the emulator much more easier to configure and use mostly because of the increased compatibility with almost all famous games and a much cleaner and less cluttered plugin configuration interface.
More Configurations Needed To Play PlayStation 2 Games on PC
Now, the default settings should be fine for most tinkerers, but if you to play PS2 games on your PC at the full 60 frames per second, you are going to have to delve deeper to make some changes.GS Plugin
GSdx v0.1.16 is a DirectX 9 and DirectX 10/11 plugin that recently recently received a great improvement in both speed and image quality. It requires pixel shaders 2 and SSE2 to work and Vista/Windows 7 with a DirectX 10 compliant graphics card for the DirectX10/11 mode.
Select the Direct X 9 mode if your graphics card is not fully compatible with Direct X 10, but both modes should be fine and provide you a with fairly accurate representation of colors and graphics on the PS2. The native resolution mode should be selected if you want the plugin to closely mimic the capabilities of the PS2, reducing lags and most importantly giving you accurate emulation of the console. But if accuracy is not your priority, you can select higher resolutions, depending on your monitor and graphics card.
Sound
SPU2-X is the latest and greatest sound plugin at the time of this write up. It is also the most advanced in emulating the chip correctly and many games, such as the God of War series, only work with SPU2-X.
If you have a fast computer and want the best audio quality possible, select the Catmull option from the Interpolation drop down menu, otherwise linear interpolation remains the best and fastest option available to emulate the sound of the PS2 system. Other settings should be left at their recommended and original spots unless you get in-game errors, in which case, the only option is to try and test all possible settings for a fix.
Keyboard/Joypad Plugin
The Lilypad plugin has undergone yet another overhaul and is now much more compatible with third-party joypads and joysticks, and at the same time perfectly mimics the feel of the movements on the PS2 console, even adding custom vibration options to emulate the PS2′s excellent Dual Shock vibration system.
Just select the Pad 1 tab to configure your keyboard or joypad/joystick. The plugin’s interface is intuitive and self explanatory, and should not require much expertise to set up.
DVD ROM Plugin
The Gigaherz plugin is the perfect tool for this job as it can load games from both the DVD-ROM drive and from ISO files as well. No configuration is necessary for the plugin. Just make sure you selected it in the Wizard process I mentioned in the start. If not, just open up the Plugin/BIOS selector from the main interface and select the plugin.Emulation Settings Required To Play PS2 Games On PC
Those breathing a sigh of relief should stop immediately. We’re not done with all the configurations yet, because even though the emulator has undergone a complete overhaul, emulating the PlayStation 2 is not as easy as emulating Nintendo’s Wii. But fret not, we’re not far from our final goal. Open up the emulation settings from the main interface and get cracking on the final phase of the configurations.Mess around with the EE/IOP setting only if you’re a tech wizard. The only thing you will want to know here is that the Clamping Mode produces more accurate results on Full and faster results on the Normal setting. The None setting is known to cause bugs and should be avoided like the plague.
Clamping Mode settings mentioned above also apply in VUs. You can select the legacy recompilers only if you feel like a dare devil, because even though they produce better speeds, they’re also notorious for messing up games.
Nothing to see in GS except the infamous frame skipping and turbo options folks. Frame skipping definitely is not recommended, unless you want your game to start acting crazy, but Turbo is known to produce big speed ups in some games, so give it a try and check out if it works for you.
GSWindow just provides some scaling and resolution options in addition to the GS plugin’s own interface. Stick to the norm if you don’t know what you’re doing, but advanced users can select resolutions that will work the best with their PCs.
Speed hacks provide some much needed improvement in game speeds, but at the cost of accuracy. The best method is to check out the settings that work the best for you according to the speed of your PC and find a compromise between speed and accuracy. As always, stick with the recommended/default settings if you don’t know what you’re doing, but I definitely recommend enabling this feature.
Don’t touch the game fixes section unless a game is particularly being tough to run, because PCSX2 now uses its built-in game fixing methods to automatically apply changes to the game being emulated.
Play PS2 Games On PC – Running the game
Just select the appropriate boot option from the system menu in the main interface – full if you want to see the pretty start up animations of the PS2 and fast if you want to skip all the formalities and get to emulating. That’s it! You are now finally able to play PS2 games on your PC.
To see which games are compatible at the moment, check out this compatibility list maintained by the developers. As the emulator is still a work in progress, it is always possible that your favorite game might not run on the current version, but the developers are rolling out releases as soon as the find fixes to games and come up with new features, so fret not as your favorite game might be the next one on the emulation scene.
How to Playstation 2 Games on PC
First of all a warning.
Many of you will not be able to run these games properly. They’ll lag
on a lot of PC’s. On some of them they’ll lag even more. When emulating
PlayStation 2 and Xbox games, you always have to keep in mind the next
equasion:
We’ll be guiding you through this process in a few simple steps.
So now you basically have two options layed out for you. You can either dump them from your PlayStation 2 yourself, or find someone else who dumped them and who put the files online. On this last website you can find the ROM1, eROM and the SECAM-, NTSC- and PAL BIOS files you’ll need. Again, you must’nt download them if you don’t have a PlayStation 2. You can put these files in a folder of you’re choice.
After you’ve started up, select ‘Config’ -> ‘Configure’.
First, we’re going to configure our BIOS. Press ‘Set Bios Directory’ and select the folder where you’ve put your BIOS files. Back in the Configuration screen, select the correct region from the Bios drop-down menu. You might want to change this now and then, depending on your games.
Next, the video plug-ins. PCSX2 comes with ZeroGS KOSMOS and GSdx9 plug-ins. A ‘Ps2 Output’ window (which looks similar to the command screen) normally opened when you started PCSX2. Else, temporarily close the Configuration screen, select ‘Misc’ -> ‘Enable Console’ and restart the program. In this Ps2 Output screen, look if ‘Detected SSE2′ is stated under Features. If not, you might want to choose the ‘no SSE2′ video plug-in.
If you press the ‘Configure…’ button under the video drop-down menu, you can tweak graphic related options like screen size, toggle full-screen, anti-aliasing and more.
As for the controller, I highly recommend LilyPad. This is one of the most adjustable plug-ins. You can use keyboard, mouse and controller input. There even is a setting so you can use your Guitar Hero guitar.
Just download it here, and drop it in the plugins directory. If you’ve used the installer, that would be C:\Program Files\Pcsx2_0.9.4\plugins .
Re-open the Configuration screen, select LilyPad from the drop-down menu and press configure. In the ‘General’ tab, you can tweak various settings. Select the ‘Pad 1′ or ‘Pad 2′ tab to configure the keys.
We can boot the games, depending on the plug-in we use, either by CD/DVD or by using an image file. The standard configuration uses Linuzappz, which is able to boot ISO’s and other image files. To do this, just select ‘File’ -> ‘Run CD/DVD’.
If you want to boot from a disc instead, go back to the configuration screen and select the P.E.Op.S driver from the Cdvdrom dropdown menu. Press configure to select an interface (based on your operating system) and the drive you want to use. Confirm your configuration and you’re ready to roll. Select ‘File’ -> ‘Run CD/DVD’ to boot from the chosen drive.
At this point you’ll be prompted for a date and a timezone, after which the game will start. If you’ve got problems with the graphics or sound, try using one of the the other plug-ins. You can get more additional plug-ins here.
If you’re still having problems, check the compatibility status of your game here.
Have fun!
Your computer is X <=> PlayStation 2/Xbox games will play (like) X-1
To remove the above mentioned ‘-1‘
factor, you can pay more attention to the specific type of game you’re
trying to play. Naturally, visually simple games like ‘Disgaea’ will run
smoother than 3D, over the top graphical shooters, like ‘Black’. In
short, your computer will never completely be a PlayStation 2.We’ll be guiding you through this process in a few simple steps.
Step 1 – Download and install PCSX2
PCSX2 comes in two packages. A binary package (which you have to un7zip) and an installation file. Just install or extract it to the folder of your choice.Step 2 – Getting the BIOS files
Contrary to the first PlayStation, the PlayStation 2 uses several BIOS files. Basically, these are the hardest to find. Because they are copyrighted material, you are only allowed to own these files if you also own a PlayStation 2. MakeUseOf does NOT encourage piracy! This is also the reason why it’s illegal to host these files online. If you actually own a PlayStation 2 though, it’s not illegal to download them (laws may differ in your country).So now you basically have two options layed out for you. You can either dump them from your PlayStation 2 yourself, or find someone else who dumped them and who put the files online. On this last website you can find the ROM1, eROM and the SECAM-, NTSC- and PAL BIOS files you’ll need. Again, you must’nt download them if you don’t have a PlayStation 2. You can put these files in a folder of you’re choice.
Step 3 – Running PCSX2 and configuring BIOS, video and controller input
The program comes in two different versions. One version uses TLB (pcsx2t.exe), the other one Virtual Memory (pcsx2.exe). First of all, try running the VM version. The program will try to reallocate the memory, after which you have to log off and on again. If it fails to do so, you’ll have to use the TLB version. This one is somewhat slower, but according to the developers the speed difference is not that great.After you’ve started up, select ‘Config’ -> ‘Configure’.
First, we’re going to configure our BIOS. Press ‘Set Bios Directory’ and select the folder where you’ve put your BIOS files. Back in the Configuration screen, select the correct region from the Bios drop-down menu. You might want to change this now and then, depending on your games.
Next, the video plug-ins. PCSX2 comes with ZeroGS KOSMOS and GSdx9 plug-ins. A ‘Ps2 Output’ window (which looks similar to the command screen) normally opened when you started PCSX2. Else, temporarily close the Configuration screen, select ‘Misc’ -> ‘Enable Console’ and restart the program. In this Ps2 Output screen, look if ‘Detected SSE2′ is stated under Features. If not, you might want to choose the ‘no SSE2′ video plug-in.
If you press the ‘Configure…’ button under the video drop-down menu, you can tweak graphic related options like screen size, toggle full-screen, anti-aliasing and more.
As for the controller, I highly recommend LilyPad. This is one of the most adjustable plug-ins. You can use keyboard, mouse and controller input. There even is a setting so you can use your Guitar Hero guitar.
Just download it here, and drop it in the plugins directory. If you’ve used the installer, that would be C:\Program Files\Pcsx2_0.9.4\plugins .
Re-open the Configuration screen, select LilyPad from the drop-down menu and press configure. In the ‘General’ tab, you can tweak various settings. Select the ‘Pad 1′ or ‘Pad 2′ tab to configure the keys.
Step 4 – Test-driving and alternative plug-ins
With everything set up, it’s about time for a test-drive. We’re going to look if everything works as it should, and look which points need more improvement.We can boot the games, depending on the plug-in we use, either by CD/DVD or by using an image file. The standard configuration uses Linuzappz, which is able to boot ISO’s and other image files. To do this, just select ‘File’ -> ‘Run CD/DVD’.
If you want to boot from a disc instead, go back to the configuration screen and select the P.E.Op.S driver from the Cdvdrom dropdown menu. Press configure to select an interface (based on your operating system) and the drive you want to use. Confirm your configuration and you’re ready to roll. Select ‘File’ -> ‘Run CD/DVD’ to boot from the chosen drive.
At this point you’ll be prompted for a date and a timezone, after which the game will start. If you’ve got problems with the graphics or sound, try using one of the the other plug-ins. You can get more additional plug-ins here.
If you’re still having problems, check the compatibility status of your game here.
Have fun!
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