When first released, Assassin's Creed 2 required a constant internet connection and the game disc to be present in the drive. However, official patches and the transition to the (formerly Uplay) platform have largely eliminated these requirements for modern users.
Some malicious groups have disguised ransomware as a "No-DVD crack." When you run the file, it encrypts your Documents and Pictures folders, demanding $500 in Bitcoin to unlock them. Because you downloaded an illegal crack, you have no legal recourse. Assassin--39-s Creed 2 No-DVD License Key
Playing Assassin's Creed 2 Without a DVD: Legal Licensing and Modern Fixes When first released, Assassin's Creed 2 required a
Sometimes a "No-DVD" error is actually a corrupted installation. Verifying game files on Steam or Ubisoft Connect can fix registry issues that prevent the game from "seeing" its own license. Restart Launchers: Because you downloaded an illegal crack, you have
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