No my anti-virus isn't blocking anything. Besides, even if it WAS a SecuROM issue, then we would get the famous 'Failed to Authenticate' screen. I'm running this using Alcohol 120% using Extra Emulation (specifically Sub-Channel Data Fixed and Emulation) with the image created using high DPS precision measurement, so the disc is a completely 1-for-1 mirror of the original disc. I can run other SecuROM games that use the same version of SecuROM (to be specific SecuROM 7) such as Sid Meier's Pirates. It's not SecuROM that's causing the issue. If the first solution above does not work, try disabling your anti-virus and launch it again. One possibility is that an anti-virus may be interfering with the game, it is also known to have happened in the past (offhand I seem to recall McAfee and one other whose name escapes me may have done this in the past). However if this doesn't work, we will need to explore other options.

You aren't the first person who has reported this issue on Windows 10, so this may well be the problem. You will need to enable SecuROM prior to trying to launch the game. I don't use Windows 10 so I can't verify any of this, but hopefully if this is the problem it will fix it for you: The following page explains how to try and start the SecuROM service on Windows 10. Microsoft then decided that it was such as great update they'd push it to Windows 10 to the point where you can't even remove it anymore. This update essentially disables SafeDisc and SecuROM on Windows 8 & 8.1 machines, thus breaking many older games. Do you have this problem in other games as well? The thing which instantly comes to my mind here is an update that Microsoft pushed out in, I think, 2015 (KB3086255).

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