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Force radion 2004. Boots to MAXX splash screen then Invalid key error
Sammyboy1976:
Maybe a corrupt hard drive? If so would a disc clean possibly fix this problem? Many thanks
orizzle:
99.9 percent sure it's the ioboard. Found this from the tech docs
Force
The game displays “MAXX loading” then “invalid key”.
To test whether the I/O board is being detected by the motherboard, turn the game off and put DIP switch 6
(DS6) to the ON position. Turn the game back on. If “Maxx loading” is followed by “invalid key” again,
this would indicate that the motherboard is not detecting the I/O board.
Sammyboy1976:
--- Quote from: orizzle on July 15, 2018, 07:09:20 pm ---99.9 percent sure it's the ioboard. Found this from the tech docs. I did not boot to Maxx splash screen this time with dip switch 6 in on position. This time it booted to a merit diagnostic screen that says: performing hard drive re-detect. Please reset all dip switches to reset machine. So I reset dip switch 6 and first comes the FORCE screen then it boots up and opens again to the same Megatouch MAXX loading screen the it says: invalid key error for this version PG3002-01 V12.10!!!. My software is force 2004 v.12.10 and my key is SA3068-14. I don't understand what the problem is. Im already bald and I'm still pulling my hair out. Lol
Force
The game displays “MAXX loading” then “invalid key”.
To test whether the I/O board is being detected by the motherboard, turn the game off and put DIP switch 6
(DS6) to the ON position. Turn the game back on. If “Maxx loading” is followed by “invalid key” again,
this would indicate that the motherboard is not detecting the I/O board.
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mahkeymike:
Make sure all dip switches are up except dip 3 should be down. You should be getting a error detecting I/O board screen during a reboot if your I/O board is not being detected. If you have the 2004 discs i would try doing a fresh install. It cant hurt. Maybe your hardware configuration file is corrupt.
Sammyboy1976:
--- Quote from: mahkeymike on July 16, 2018, 02:20:14 pm ---Make sure all dip switches are up except dip 3 should be down. You should be getting a error detecting I/O board screen during a reboot if your I/O board is not being detected. If you have the 2004 discs i would try doing a fresh install. It cant hurt. Maybe your hardware configuration file is corrupt.
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all dip switches set to off except 3, I'm not any I/O board error during boot. I've did a clean install about 6 times but ill try it again. Can I fix my hardware configuration file if it is corrupt?
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