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• How To Play Pirated Games On Switch
• How To Get Pirated Games Safe
• How To Play Pirated Games On Ps2
• How To Get Pirated Games On Pc
• Pirated Games Ps4

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No version of Windows has faced so much scrutiny as Windows 10. But not every Windows 10 panic is substantiated. Yes, Microsoft is gathering an alarming amount of personal information. But will Windows 10 check for pirated games, and disable or remove them? No, it will not. Let's see why.

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How did the Windows 10 pirated games panic begin

On August 13th, 2015, Alphr.com published a post with a clickbait-y title regarding pirated games on Windows 10.

Well, this sounds damn scary, doesn't it? Microsoft invading our Windows 10 PC, searching for pirated games and software and disabling it at will.

Other tech-related and game-related websites and blogs run with it, such as Gamespot..

..TechRadar..

..and many, many others.

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What provoked the original Alphr post and nearly all the subsequent ones, is a paragraph in the Microsoft Services Agreement, section 7b to be precise.

So, does that mean it's official? Did Microsoft come with an iron fist - no, not this Iron Fist - and made Windows 10 the solution against pirated games and lost software publisher revenue?

Not at all. This is most likely a misunderstanding from people who didn't read the Microsoft Services Agreement carefully enough.

What is the Microsoft Services Agreement

Alphr.com mentions that 'Updated EULA terms let Microsoft invade your Windows 10 computer'.

EULA stands for End User Licence Agreement, the lengthy legal document we click 'I accept' before installing most software.

It's not a secret that most users don't read the EULAs in full - even though they should. So it would stand to reason that Windows 10 users might have agreed with terms they didn't know about.

The thing is that the Microsoft Services Agreement and the Windows EULA are two entirely different documents. The Microsoft Services Agreement states, in no unclear terms, which products, websites, and services it covers.

The list of the services covers many of Microsoft's services, including Skype, OneDrive, Office 365, Xbox, etc.

What the list doesn't include is Windows 10. The closest it comes to gaming is with Xbox and with Windows Games published by Microsoft.

So, no, Windows 10 won't 'automatically check your version of the software and download software updates or configuration changes, including those that prevent you from accessing the Services, playing counterfeit games, or using unauthorized hardware peripheral devices.' It has no right to do so, based on the Windows EULA.

It's safe to assume that the above phrase is about Xbox and Xbox Live, which are included in the Microsoft Services Agreement. Microsoft will issue updates that block unauthorized Xbox peripherals and counterfeit Xbox games.

And it makes much more sense, because..

Microsoft doesn't care about other publishers

Why would Microsoft care if we have a pirated version of Call of Duty or Assassin's Creed on our PC? Microsoft doesn't own Activision or Ubisoft. It doesn't stand to win or lose anything because of other publishers' pirated games.

The only reasons Microsoft is interested in PC gaming are Minecraft, the Halo series, and any Microsoft produced mini-games sold at the Microsoft Store. It makes no sense that they would go out of their way to stop piracy for games and franchises they don't own.

Also, the Microsoft Services Agreement doesn't mention Windows 10, or any other Windows version. If Microsoft were on a witch hunt for pirated games, it would be on every version of Windows.

So, should I install pirated games on Windows 10?

Here on PCsteps, we don't support software piracy, whether it is pirated games or cracked software.

If, however, you have decided to install pirated games, Windows 10 or any other version won't stop you, and it won't disable or remove any of them. At worst, it might catch a nasty malware since cracks and key generators are a natural habitat for malware.

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Let's say I have a game bought on retail/other digital download and installed on my hard drive. I buy the same game (or a minor variant of it, say the GOTY edition) on Steam. It should be possible to use the existing installation to avoid the generally big downloads. This is very useful as it saves both bandwidth and time.

Previously, as far as I understood, Steam downloaded the game files directly to steamsteamappscommon<game_name>. Since this folder would be created on starting the download, pausing and closing steam, copying the game files to this folder and then validating game files would make Steam absorb as much as possible and just download the missing files.

Currently, Steam downloads the files to steamsteamappsdownloading<game_id> and then moves them over to the aforementioned folder once the download finishes. So first of all, what the final folder would be is not clear. So what would be the correct way of doing the same thing, that is, make steam use as much of the existing files as possible? Should the files be copied to downloading*, or should I figure out the actual folder (say via googling) and copy the files to steamappscommon*?

More specifically, I had a retail copy of Arkham City installed and I just bought the GOTY version on Steam. Now I tried both of the above things, in either case, the validating does not seem to do anything. Assuming I have the correct folder name steamappscommonBatman Arkham City GOTY, according to this, if I copy the files there, Steam seems to just continue with its 17GB download. If I copy it to steamappsdownloading200260 then the download keeps stopping every few seconds with 'Disk Write Error' after modifying 1 or 2 files, and I have to keep hitting resume.

How To Get Pirated Games To Work On Steam

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I think the following is the correct way to currently do what I wanted:

1. Ensure that Steam thinks the game is not installed. Close Steam just to be sure.
2. Copy the game files to SteamAppscommon<game_name>, where <game_name> is to be found out via googling/equivalent. In my specific instance, this was Batman Arkham City GOTY.
3. Launch Steam and install the game. The installation will go through a 'Discovering existing files for _' stage.
4. Watch and wait as it downloads only the missing parts.

I still have to download 9.8 GB though (instead of 17) in my specific case.

Actually you can bind a steam app folder simply from the steam gui!

view -> settings -> download -> steam library folder

and then choose your shared steam folder. Also now steam let you choose where download games; i hove NOT tested cross-gaming (using the same folder on windows and linux), but just relinked my folder (somehow steam lost track of my external HDD) and everythings work fine.

Tested having game in different HDD/partition and works fine. If you Start up steam without external HDD, a reboot of steam is needed to let it 'see' the folder

This solution should work if the game is displaying in the library folder in Steam with the words 'update required' written next to it but the game won't recognize the existing game files on the hard drive.

-Pay close attention to these steps!!!-

1. -Important- First go to your games folder either in SteamSteamAppsCommon or whatever folder you've already copied the game to and make a copy of the game to a different destination on the hard drive other than in the Steam folder or copy it to a external hard drive as a back up. The next step will delete the game folder in the SteamSteamAppsCommon directory. So this is why this is important.

2. Go to your Steam library and right click on the game that is causing the issue and then click 'delete local content'. This will delete the game file from the Steam library and from the Steam directory on the hard drive.

3. Now copy the games folder back into the common folder located in SteamSteamAppsCommon from the location we had copied it to before in step #1

4. Finally open Steam, the game title should now be grey-ed out in the Steam library and when you right click on it, it should say 'install game..' click on install game and choose the games directory for installation (usually the the default one) is the one to choose, click next, Agree.. now it should say discovering existing files.. (this is a good thing) and click finish. Now it should work.

If so congratulations! if not idfk what will work but this seemed to work for me. If it did work for you please leave a comment so i can be sure this is a solution that others can use.

Issue solved:

Hope this helps you guys.

1. Go to View > Settings > Downloads
2. On STEAM LIBRARY FOLDERS add the folder on the unit where you want to have your games (must be empty, Steam will prompt if not) and close.
3. Go to that folder and you should have the following structure:
   • new_folder>
   • • SteamApps> <- create this folder! (no '>'..)
   • • common> <--- create this folder! (where games go)
   • • downloading> <--- won't exist unless are downloading something
   • • appmanifest_xxx.acf <--- copy all the appmanifest_xxx.acf files you have
4. Copy all the games folders from your old ../common/ folder to the new location (into the new ../common/ folder you just created).

At this point games will not work. This will make your Steam recognize your games..

5. Copy all appmanifest_xxx.acf files from from the old ../steamapps/ folder into the new one. THIS IS WHAT MAKES STEAM SEE THE GAMES. For each game there is one manifest.

6. Play the game.

Regards,

efezeta12

How To Play Pirated Games On Switch

Tried everything and this worked:

How To Get Pirated Games Safe

Step 1: go to settings/backup or restore game on a computer that has the game ---> choose game to backup and where to back it up to.Step 2: go to settings/backup or restore game ---> choose file to restore on the computer that you want it on. Click install and you are all ready to go.

If you cant understand what I have said just watch the youtube video

How To Play Pirated Games On Ps2

Hope it helps

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