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- @BundyBro77 Tried your usb method now and this got me in the game again. But really, Come on EA fix your anti cheat and game issues, this is nonsense
- BundyBro7711 months agoNew Novice
Only one of my USB inputs is causing the problem. By removing all USB's and plugging in one by one I got it down to a Chinese manufactured 2 x 100w amplifier I use as an under seat butt kicker in USB mode (not Bluetooth. Causes delays). Now I just turn that amp off at the switch next to the seat until WRC boots, then turn it on for game play. Still a pretty crappy solution but it's easier than unplugging USB cables.
- @BundyBro77 Well I think you are on to something here then, atleast for our problem, as I happen to be using a Chinese bass amp to for my bass shakers too
You guys are great,
The USB port is also the problem for me.
I have a NAS-Server connected via the USB port.EA should address the problem and provide a patch!
- BundyBro7711 months agoNew Novice
Hi there Surf02_hh. As a matter of interest, have you found which one of your USB devices is causing your problem?
I am trying to find a common type or brand of device that triggers the cheat code. Thanks, BundyBro77
- BundyBro7711 months agoNew Novice
Hi @surf02_hh
Thanks for the DiskStation info. I was expecting you may have also had some sim rig USB's on a hub (since we are on a rally sim). So definitely not one of those? Don't know why a NAS would trigger the cheat blocker. It's a puzzle for sure.
Regards BundyBro77
Hello @BundyBro77 ,
Yes, I have a sim rig from Fanatec, but that's not the problem.
It's the DiskStation, directly connected via USB to the PC.Regards
I spent two weeks on the bug, I tried everything and you gave me the solution.
Thank you very much
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