It automates much of the downgrading process.
SCDowngrader is a utility created by FaRTy aka O)FaRTy1billion. To play on, make a shortcut to your current (first) version of StarCraft and run that instead.
When you use the AutoRun, it will run the downgraded StarCraft. As a result, programs that depend on this key (including MemGraft patches) will affect the newly-installed StarCraft. Note: Installing StarCraft a second time modifies the registry keys (specifically, the "InstallPath" key mentioned above) to refer to the new, downgraded StarCraft.
#How to change starcraft cd key with regedit Patch
Download the desired patch from Blizzard's FTP site.Insert your StarCraft CD, and re-install the game.Change the value to a directory that doesn't exist, or simply delete the path string.In the right panel, right-click on "InstallPath", and select Modify.Open that folder, and open the StarCraft folder inside.Scroll to find "Blizzard Entertainment".Its left panel should contain a tree view. A new window - the Registry Editor - should appear.
This results in you having two separate copies of StarCraft, with different versions. Maps that use EUDs only work on specific versions of the game, as patches change the locations of the game's data and invalidate the maps' triggers.ĭowngrading StarCraft manually simply requires that you "hide" your previous installation of the game, reinstall it from the CD, find the desired patch on Blizzard's website, and then apply it. Many mods only work with certain versions of the game, and users with later versions have to downgrade to use them. There are a variety of reasons to downgrade StarCraft. Downgrading is the act of reversing a software update.
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