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Steam thing and not a Denuvo thing. If Denuvo wants an internet connection it actually brings up a totally different box that gives you a link to a codefusion website and a big long♥♥♥♥♥code for you to

"next" and there was a special support.codefusion.technology page where I needed to input the correct codes...typical Denuvo stuff when it's not possible to connect to servers directly which enables you

page: https://support.codefusion.technology/doom/?e=88500006&l=english

Because I didn't know or realised what that was I started my rig of my old windows install and had the same message. I redownloaded

: https://support.codefusion.technology/doom/?e=88500006&l=english

Because I didn't know or realised what that was I started my rig of my old windows install and had the same message. I redownloaded the whole game at work and retested with the

since, presenting standard Codefusion dialog box. Just a shade over 48 hours now.

Bethesda support will not comment or troubleshoot Denuvo as a matter of policy (per them) and first recommended I start

needs to call home to even launch the game the first time. No phone home = no playing. On top of securing the .exe connection to Steam it needs to authorize your game with the Denuvo/Codefusion server to

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directed to the website
https://support.codefusion.technology/f12021

and the site doesn't work

I cannot connect to the Denuvo server to automatically activate the game
Tip manual activation page https://support.codefusion.technology/pso4_gpn24w/?l=turkish&r=PD94bWwgdmVyc2lvbj0iMS4

you making backups. - Yes, it does.

https://support.codefusion.technology/F12017_pod8io34judf/?e=88500006&l=english

It's DRM. It's job is to prevent the copy-pasta by definition.

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administrative rights at all, and the 20 KB data transaction that occurs against the srv01-03.codefusion.technology servers are a simple transaction where a hash based upon various variables in the system (both