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For a working dump: CD-Cops makes use of DPM so a MDS is required to function. See the [https://wiki.redump.info/MDF/MDS_Dumping_Guide MDS dumping guide] for the process. | For a working dump: CD-Cops makes use of DPM so a MDS is required to function. See the [https://wiki.redump.info/MDF/MDS_Dumping_Guide MDS dumping guide] for the process. | ||
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Version numbering for CD-Cops is highly inconsistent and often makes no sense chronologically. Its currently recorded as is for Redump. | Version numbering for CD-Cops is highly inconsistent and often makes no sense chronologically. Its currently recorded as is for Redump. | ||
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Revision as of 11:59, 4 August 2026

General Information
DPM based protection from Denmark and Link Data Security used primarily by games from said country. Like StarForce which is partly derived from CD-Cops. DRM can be either keyed or keyless.
Identification
Can be identified by the presence of a CDCOPS.DLL file as well as two files called ".QZ_" and ".W_X" on disc, note that these might be hidden
Dumping
For Redump: Dump it like a normal disc.
For a working dump: CD-Cops makes use of DPM so a MDS is required to function. See the MDS dumping guide for the process.
Additional Information
Version numbering for CD-Cops is highly inconsistent and often makes no sense chronologically. Its currently recorded as is for Redump.