| Question by: flamingstar17, 10 February 2009 |
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action replay ds vista 64 bit
so if there are no drivers for my vista 64 bit, how can i update my action replay ds
A: You can manually enter codes into your Action Replay DS using the Nintendo DS console. To do this, please follow the steps below.
If the code list that you wish to enter does not include a Game ID and there are no other codes for that game on your Action Replay, please follow these steps to find the Game ID before beginning the code entry process:
· Turn on the Nintendo DS with the Action Replay inserted
· At the Main Menu when you are instructed to “Insert Game Cart”, remove the Action Replay and insert the game.
· On the top screen of the DS, the name of the game (or Unknown Game) will appear.
· The number under the Game Name is the Game ID. Please write down the Game ID and reinsert the Action Replay DS.
1) From the Action Replay Main Menu, click on the Star Shaped icon on the bottom left of the screen.
2) “Add New Game” should appear at the top of the Game List on the upper screen of the DS. (If not, use the arrow keys to scroll to the top of the list and highlight “Add New Game” or scroll through to find the name of the game if it is already on your list)
3) With “Add New Game” highlighted (Note: If you are adding codes to a game that already exists on your Action Replay, choose the name of the game instead), click on the icon that looks like a Pencil
4) Enter the Name of the Game
5) Enter the Game ID (See above for instructions on how to find this)
6) On the next screen, highlight “Add New Code” and click on the Pencil Icon
7) Enter the name of the Codes (You can name it whatever you want) and select Next
8) Enter the code. You must enter all lines of the code in order for it to work. You do not need to worry about spaces or new lines, they will be inserted automatically.
9) Once you’ve entered the entire code, press next.
10) Follow Steps 6 – 9 for each additional code you wish to enter.
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| Question by: cheatinggamer, 31 January 2009 |
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HELLP
I connected my Action Replay to my pc but when I press "quick update" it says "failed to write a file to your action replay (not enough free space)
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: Ben Ward, 11 January 2009 |
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help
my action replay won`t find my ds.when i try to put them in manualy the bottom screen has red and blue stripes going acrss it.
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: akatsuki744, 06 January 2009 |
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32-bit? 64-bit?
How do I check if the version of Vista that I`m running is 32-bit or 64-bit?
A: 1. Click on “Start”
2. Right Click on “My Computer”
3. Choose “Properties”
4. System Info should be listed on the first / general tab.
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| Question by: MarkMcGee, 04 January 2009 |
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My replay will not load codes onto the DS
My will not allow the codes to be moved onto the ds. Software keeps responding with "Action failed. no disc space"
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: luccas, 27 December 2008 |
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action replay
I have an action replay, I was all right and everything you put codes, but not what I did is delete all the codes and when I put any design espaso.What I do not have to have codes that I had before?
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: ToraKetsueki, 23 December 2008 |
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Accidently Deleted files
I accidentally deleted all the game files. Can I get them back easily? And Whenever I try to add a game back it says there`s not enough room to add anything.
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: hamhand, 19 December 2008 |
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on my action replay i will delete all games then when i add the new ones it says it doesnt have enough room but there is nothing on it
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: Infernape753, 05 October 2008 |
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My Action replay has no codes and game data and when I try to put in the game data this odd patturn
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: Infernape753, 05 October 2008 |
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My Action replay has no codes and game data and when I try to put in the game data this odd patturn
A: This occurs when the codelist has become corrupted however help is at hand. If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article Does my Action Replay require resetting and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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| Question by: agufungus, 20 September 2008 |
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Can`t get the AR Code Manager to detect the AR DS on Vista
I installed the driver under the USB IO devices section, but still, I can`t get the Code Manager to detect my AR DS on my Windows Vista (32 bit on an HP laptop). The firmware is 1.54, and I bought it long time ago. Any help, please?
A: Unfortunately, some older versions of the DS Action Replay may contain hardware that is not compatible with Windows Vista. However, Vista compatible Action Replay hardware is now available, and is present in the Action Replay currently available from www.codejunkies.com, as well as many major retailers.
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| Question by: agufungus, 16 September 2008 |
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Can`t get the AR Code Manager to detect the AR DS on Vista
I installed the driver under the USB IO devices section, but still, I can`t get the Code Manager to detect my AR DS on my Windows Vista (32 bit on an HP laptop). The firmware is 1.54, and I bought it long time ago. Any help, please?
A: Unfortunately, some older versions of the DS Action Replay may contain hardware that is not compatible with Windows Vista. However, Vista compatible Action Replay hardware is now available, and is present in the Action Replay currently available from www.codejunkies.com, as well as many major retailers.
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| Question by: james1, 14 September 2008 |
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Action Replay on 64-Bit Windows Vista
Is Action Replay DS compatible With Windows Vista 64-Bit?
A: No. 64bit Vista is a very different architecture and so far we have not been able to create upgraded drivers that will work with the Action Replay hardware. The software itself runs but the hardware drivers are not compatible.
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| Question by: Jackshadow, 13 September 2008 |
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My action replay reset itself after charging how do i reboot it?
A: If you follow the instructions for resetting your Action Replay detailed in the article "Does My Action Replay Require Resetting?" and then use the Code Manager PC application to copy a fresh codelist to your Action Replay you should be back on track.
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