Trying to get 3D Analyze to work for PSO2

[pso2love]

http://www.tommti-systems.de/go.html?http://www.tommti-systems.de/main-Dateien/files.html

Ok, so I have A Toshiba Satellite laptop that I've been using off and on for a few years now, and would like to see about getting it to work to be able to play PSO2.

Here is the specs:
http://reviews.cnet.com/laptops/toshiba-satellite-l305d-s5904/1707-3121_7-33367433.html

I know it's not a gaming laptop, however, I have seen videos where this program works with PC's with poor graphics.

What I'm trying to do at the moment, is at least get the program to work with the CC first... Analyze doesn't seem to affect the CC when trying to run through the launcher... can anyone tell me how to get pso2.exe to run without the launcher? A step-by-step instruction would be greatly appreciated.

[ScottyMango]

I can only say that this could be very, very difficult, considering that gameguard will almost certainly detect the changes at launch and think you're trying to cheat.

[jooozek]

Make a shortcut to the pso2.exe and add -pso2 to the properties, but anyway, I bet that gameguard cockblocks 3d analyze though. Worth trying anyway.

[Rowe]

I'm not familiar with 3D Analyze, but I run the game with the Steam overlay by adding a shortcut to pso2.exe with -pso2 in it (as mentioned previously) and run both Steam and PSO2 as an administrator. Gameguard doesn't seem to mind. You might try that and see how it goes.

[pso2love]

Ok so I got the shortcut to work... thing is, it either works with the actual exe or bat file.

Can anyone explain to me how to make a bat file to run pso.exe -pso2?

[pso2love]

Can anyone help me, maybe even test this out with me? If we can get this program to work, just imagine the looks on peoples faces when they find out they can play PSO2 on their crappy Laptop, decently. XD