However for any versions that included a steam key once that key has been activated it cannot be deactivated, though FM10 and FM11 (not sure about FM12?) steam was optional so those versions can still use the disk if the steam key has been used, but any after that I'd stay clear of second hand copies as they are useless unless they clearly state the steam key is unused. FM09 was the only one where you needed (or could) deactivate the game after installing, however this could be done by whoever had the key, though with Uniloc gone I think SI removed the protection in one of the patches. There is no need for piracy is there?įor older versions there isn't even any key to enter - you just need to have the DVD in your disk drive (though playing these on modern Windows might be a problem as Microsoft stopped some of the copy protection systems from working).
If you have a 2nd hand copy providing the original installation was removed then you can install it elsewhere. Football Manager 2011 gives players the power of being a manager of their very own soccer team. If you have the original then you have the key and can install it. This demo includes only two countries and is available only in English. If its second hand then providing it was uninstalled before sale then its likely you can just enter the key during your Not sure there is any irony. If you have an original pre steam version then it will have the installation key on the manual in the DVD box.
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