Creating a no-CD fixed EXE for Medal of Honor: Allied Assault is a relatively simple process that requires basic knowledge of hex editing. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can play the game without the hassle of inserting a CD every time you want to play. However, keep in mind that modifying game files can potentially cause issues or violate the terms of service. Use this guide at your own risk.
Microsoft, prioritizing security and system stability, formally killed SafeDisc support starting with (and subsequently Windows 11). Why? Because hackers had long since cracked SafeDisc, and the very drivers used to verify the original CD became attack vectors for malware. As a result:
The Medal of Honor community is still surprisingly active. Sites like ModDB host "unofficial patches" that not only act as No-CD fixes but also resolve compatibility issues with modern widescreen monitors and fix broken server browsers.
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While fixed EXEs are great for disc-owners, the digital version of the War Chest on GOG is widely considered the superior way to play today. It comes to be DRM-free and includes modern resolution fixes right out of the box.