Bakaneko: try google.
normally I wouldn't advise this, but if you actaully paid money for this game, and said game then refuses to run because of the copy/protection, I see no moral problem with you going out and getting a no cd patch for said game.
I have to do this with, like, about 20% of the new games I buy nowadays.
I have to watch myself, I tend to rant about this. I find it more than a bit reprehensible when a scheme designed to stop piracy actually causes people who PAID money not to be able to use the product they bought.
It kinda dims even a great game like this, when these type of complaints pop up.
(side note: ya know, instead of a cd-ROM based copy protection, ya know what works wonders if you MUST have copy protection? A little cd key serial number stuck to the cd case. no possibility of hardware conflicts, and works just about as well without ******* off a significant portion of your customers.
not that any kind of copy protection thus far stops pirates more than five minutes, shrug.)
EDIT: and as a further side note, and one that will probably get my banned and/or flamed, if you really can't find one, I have one.
lmangiapane@hotmail.com
lessee, wait a few days for customer support to sort out this mess, or go out, grab a crack, and actually play the game today. decisions.)