Imagine that your acquaintances from the States sent you a cool disc with the latest in the gaming industry or software, and while in Russia, you cannot read the data, because the regional protection of the disc does not allow you to do this. You would be very upset if there were no programs like AnyDVD.
Instructions
Step 1
Install the program on your computer. After doing this, be sure to restart your computer. After that, register (“cure”) the program, otherwise after three weeks it will not function. Fortunately, you can always get a "cure" for this program.
Step 2
Make sure that after installing the program, a red chanterelle head appears in the system tray near the clock. If it is there, it means that the program is running and is currently active.
Step 3
Right-click on the program icon in the system tray to bring up the AnyDVD context menu. Select the Settings item in it and go to the Program tab, where select the Russian language of the program interface. Confirm your choice by clicking OK in the settings window.
Step 4
Call the context menu again and select "Settings". Go to the DVD tab and set the default region, which will correspond to your current region (as a rule, it will be recognized automatically).
Step 5
Next, in the "Removing features" list, check all the items, then go to the CD tab and check the only item there. In the "Drive" tab, leave everything as it is.
Step 6
Go to the "Program" tab and leave checked only the item - "Activate AnyDVD". Uncheck all other items. And in the “External” tab, as well as in the “Drive” tab, leave everything as it was by default.
Step 7
Since you, most likely, will rarely have to bypass regional disk protection, the need for the program to work continuously, as well as to automatically launch it when you turn on the computer, disappears. To prevent the program from starting automatically, uncheck the "Autostart" option in the "Program" tab.
Step 8
For the program to work correctly, launch AnyDVD before loading the DVD.
