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For anyone trying to beat SecuROM7 with DT4 X64, it differs from the regular version. You have to deny permission not to the Software\D-Tools registry entries, but dtscsi references in the Current Control Set. I don't know why, but the 64bit version doesn't even have an entry in the local software. For anyone interested, I can email some batch files I've made to do it and undo it.
Yeah, I got the idea from the AntiBlah batch files, and these work the same way. It hides all the virtual SCSIs, and it also hides information in the control set. I had read on a DTools forum that you should deny permission to the DTOOLS registry entry, but the x64 version doesn't seem to use that entry, so I searched through to find entries to try hiding, leading me to the current control set. I don't know why, but these fixes only seem to work for a short time. The AntiBlah worked fine for me for a few days, then I had to hide control set information and it worked for a few more days, but now its not working again. I'm not sure what's causing this, and I'm pretty much out of ideas, sorry.
