Also, SafeDisc protected games can't run properly on newer versions of Windows that are up to date, including 10, 8.1, 7, and Vista. You may be able to burn the images to CDs if you have a CD burner that can burn SafeDisc images properly. To run the software you'll probably have to mount it using a virtual drive such as Alcohol 120%/52% or WinCDEmu (if it works for SafeDisc discs). I'm not entirely sure what the difference is between the 'SafeDisc 2/3/4' datatype and the 'SafeDisc 2/3/4 (EFM* Writer)' so I dumped the discs using both, but there is an explanation of the difference here. While the BIN/CUE images seem to work well, you can use the MDF/MDS images if they don't.
