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<blockquote data-quote="Commodore 64" data-source="post: 28875" data-attributes="member: 13303"><p>Are the keys lighting up on your remote when you press the buttons?</p><p></p><p>There is an issue with the MCE remtoes where a capacitor doesn't discharge and the remtoe loses all functionality. At this point, the remtoe seems completely dead, the buttons don't light up or anything. You have to remove the batteries completely and either let the remote sit for a while or press all the buttons to try and discharge the capacitor. After that you can reinstall the batteries and functionality should be restored.</p><p></p><p>I've found that my MCE remote eats batteries much moreso than other remotes, and whent he batteries get weak, the remote stops working. You need to have good fresh batteries in that thing at all times.</p><p></p><p>edit: Also, switch to Overlay mode with that rig that you are using. That video card is not DX9 compatible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Commodore 64, post: 28875, member: 13303"] Are the keys lighting up on your remote when you press the buttons? There is an issue with the MCE remtoes where a capacitor doesn't discharge and the remtoe loses all functionality. At this point, the remtoe seems completely dead, the buttons don't light up or anything. You have to remove the batteries completely and either let the remote sit for a while or press all the buttons to try and discharge the capacitor. After that you can reinstall the batteries and functionality should be restored. I've found that my MCE remote eats batteries much moreso than other remotes, and whent he batteries get weak, the remote stops working. You need to have good fresh batteries in that thing at all times. edit: Also, switch to Overlay mode with that rig that you are using. That video card is not DX9 compatible. [/QUOTE]
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