Warcraft 3 CD Scratched

I deleted everything off my computer and i want to reinstall this game but it wont let me because of its scratches i have the cd key and everything is there a way to fix it :/ henriktx

Toothpaste. Seriously.

Well i use the magic of illegal downloads

but in gamespot rules im not allowed to discuss this.

you don't need a cd to play online anymore (1.21b) just your own cd key... borrow off a friend or by other meansbig_al123

He said that he needs to install the game not that he wants to play online. Read the post next time.

You should try rubbing toothpaste on the scratch. I've heard that it actually works.

how would toothpaste help?henriktx

I don't how it chemically does it, but it does sometimes help.

ok here is a fix that will work 100% of the time

1) take cd and put toothpaste on the scratches covering them.

2) take some olive oil and smother that over the entire cd

3) take a thin layer of tin foil and put it on the top side of the cd but NOT the bottom

4) place in microwave for 2:40

and the game will work again

GL ;)

ok here is a fix that will work 100% of the time

1) take cd and put toothpaste on the scratches covering them.

2) take some olive oil and smother that over the entire cd

3) take a thin layer of tin foil and put it on the top side of the cd but NOT the bottom

4) place in microwave for 2:40

and the game will work again

GL ;)

white45e

[QUOTE="white45e"]

ok here is a fix that will work 100% of the time

1) take cd and put toothpaste on the scratches covering them.

2) take some olive oil and smother that over the entire cd

3) take a thin layer of tin foil and put it on the top side of the cd but NOT the bottom

4) place in microwave for 2:40

and the game will work again

GL ;)

Drazule

that is why you MUSt cover it with oil! the oil will protect it well the tinfoil focuses the energy along with the toothpaste to fix it.

i work for homedepot so i know these things

[QUOTE="Drazule"][QUOTE="white45e"]

ok here is a fix that will work 100% of the time

1) take cd and put toothpaste on the scratches covering them.

2) take some olive oil and smother that over the entire cd

3) take a thin layer of tin foil and put it on the top side of the cd but NOT the bottom

4) place in microwave for 2:40

and the game will work again

GL ;)

white45e

that is why you MUSt cover it with oil! the oil will protect it well the tinfoil focuses the energy along with the toothpaste to fix it.

i work for homedepot so i know these things

Next time I have a scratched disk, I'll do this when my parents aren't home.

[QUOTE="white45e"][QUOTE="Drazule"][QUOTE="white45e"]

ok here is a fix that will work 100% of the time

1) take cd and put toothpaste on the scratches covering them.

2) take some olive oil and smother that over the entire cd

3) take a thin layer of tin foil and put it on the top side of the cd but NOT the bottom

4) place in microwave for 2:40

and the game will work again

GL ;)

AnotherKill

that is why you MUSt cover it with oil! the oil will protect it well the tinfoil focuses the energy along with the toothpaste to fix it.

i work for homedepot so i know these things

Next time I have a scratched disk, I'll do this when my parents aren't home.

This guy is messing with you. It's like saying "Did you overheat your videocard? Just cool it in ice cold water (make sure it's ice cold or else the water will mess up the electronics) and it should be fine after 3 minutes".

how do you place the cd

ok here is a fix that will work 100% of the time

1) take cd and put toothpaste on the scratches covering them.

2) take some olive oil and smother that over the entire cd

3) take a thin layer of tin foil and put it on the top side of the cd but NOT the bottom

4) place in microwave for 2:40

and the game will work again

GL ;)

white45e

how would i place the cd in the microwave

does this toothpaste method actually work? i need confirmation pls no bs.Xxgood-timesXx

It does work, but it depends on how serious the scratches are.

[QUOTE="Xxgood-timesXx"]does this toothpaste method actually work? i need confirmation pls no bs.Forerunner-117

It does work, but it depends on how serious the scratches are.

thanks

[QUOTE="Forerunner-117"]

[QUOTE="Xxgood-timesXx"]does this toothpaste method actually work? i need confirmation pls no bs.Xxgood-timesXx

It does work, but it depends on how serious the scratches are.

thanks

No problem! :)