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@elisa-laajakaista.fi		reply to MxxCon
Re: How to remove SecureROM7?

Well stop the Service from services.msc and then destroy it. + regedit search regs and delete them also. That's what I did anyways. I believe that this came with Republic Commando... HUHH and even uninstalling the game didnt help.
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