But to be careful, it is recommended to install the game (or extract) on a hard drive other than the system drive (C:). Most games protected by Denuvo after cracking will be recognized by anti-virus software or Defender as a trojan, which is a false positive. Reference from some major Crack websites, the process of Crack a game is similar to the process of generating a malicious code, so Windows Defender will probably recognize them as a virus, malicious code. Don’t worry, this usually happens with Windows Defender, turn it off and extract the game again (Windows Defender often deletes the crack files causing the game to crash). But in many cases, anti-virus software mistakenly identifies game files as malware and viruses. Simply right-click on any executable file and select the Locale Emulator context menu item, and then one of the available locales to run the executable using that emulated locale.The games are all tested and run before being uploaded to the website. The files that are inside the folder are required, and the program won’t work properly if they are missing. Note: Move the archive to a permanent location before installation, as you cannot move it afterwards directly anymore. However, certain programs might not run properly if not supported by it officially.

To addon,designed specifically for playing computer games that require a specific locale either game or application.

This is mostly used when you are trying to run a application (Galgame, Online game, etc.) which can run only in a specificated region.

In most cases, the executable, which is loaded using LE, will treat your OS as in the new language which is simulated to. That is, to simulate the UI language, timezone, codepage etc. Locale Emulator provides the same region simulation feature like NELTA and AppLocale. It is a free open source program for Microsoft Windows 7/8/8.1/10 to run programs in a locale other than the default locale of the operating system. In short, Locale Emulator is another tool for Windows language and region simulation.

Japanese locale emulator context menu