Whether you are comfortable using the
This method creates a "virtual" CD drive on your computer, making Windows think a physical disc is inserted. Here’s how to do it:
Road Rash can run entirely from HDD if you trick the CD check: road rash no cd rom found
To fix this, right-click the Start Menu and open .
For modern Windows (10/11) using DOSBox or nGlide: Whether you are comfortable using the This method
This happens because the 16-bit or early 32-bit installer looks for a physical CD drive to stream audio and video (the classic FMV sequences), which modern computers simply don't have. Furthermore, Windows 64-bit systems struggle with the game's old copy-protection methods.
If none of these methods work, please provide more details about your system configuration, game version, and error messages. I'll do my best to assist you. Furthermore, Windows 64-bit systems struggle with the game's
This patch fixes the "No CD-ROM" error, allows the game to run on 64-bit systems, supports modern resolutions, and fixes music issues. Download the latest Community Patch.