INSTALLATION
TROUBLESHOOTING
Firmware Guide & Troubleshooting
This guide is only for firmware which your bought from our website — https://www.dma-cheats.com
Before following this guide, you must install the Firmware. How to install the Firmware:
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Recommended Hardware
Recommended USB cable — Purchase USB Cable
Not enough space for your DMA card? You can buy extender — Purchase PCIe Extender
If you don't have a Second PC, we recommend — Mini PC
Recommended OS — Windows 11
Basic information about our Firmware
After installing our firmware, you may notice the following features:
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The LED on the DMA card may be RED. This is normal and doesn't signal a problem.
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The PC in which the DMA card is installed may take longer than usual to turn on, up to 5 minutes.
Required steps
Right after installing the firmware, follow these steps, even if everything works well at the moment. This will make the firmware work stable and eliminate 90% of potential problems in the future.
1. Make sure that the switch on your DMA card is set to the ON position.
2. Make sure that you using USB 3 cable and it's connected to the DATA port.
3. Make sure that you connected USB cable to the USB 3 port on your Second PC. If your Second PC is desktop one, connect cable directly to the motherboard, not to the case.
4. Open Power settings on your Main PC.
5. Click "Change advanced power settings".
6. Make the settings as shown in the screenshot.
7. Click Apply, OK and Save changes.
8. Open Device Manager on your Main PC.
9. On your Main PC open Device Manager > Universal Serial Bus controllers. If your firmware emulates a USB device, you will need to select it, go to Properties and DISABLE this check mark. Ask your Manager if your firmware emulates a USB device and which one it is in order to complete this step.
10. If your Second PC is a laptop, connect it to the power supply.
11. Open Power settings on your Second PC and make them as shown in the screenshot.
P.S. If you don't have High performance mode, then leave any available mode.
12. On your Main PC go to the BIOS > Advanced > Onboard Devices Configuration > PCIE Link Speed (I’m showing this using an ASUS motherboard as an example; for other brands, the path may differ. You can simply use the search button in the BIOS (usually F9) and enter "PCI").
Change PCI Link Mode (of the slot where DMA card is installed) to GEN 2.
13. Your BIOS storage mode must be set to AHCI, not RAID (for 99% of users, it's already set to AHCI by default).
14. Save the changes and start the PC.
Solving the [0,v0.0,0000] error
1. If you encounter this error, watch and follow this video guide:
2. If this video didn’t help, the issue may be with your second PC. Try the following methods:
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Reinstall a clean Windows 10 or Windows 11 on your second PC.
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Try using a different PC as the second one.
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Try running the Lone DMA Test directly on the main PC (connect the USB cable to the main PC and run the test on it).
[9,v4.13,0000] or [12,v4.14,0000] error
If you encounter one of these errors:
1. Try installing the DMA card in a different PCI Express slot.
2. Reset the BIOS settings on your Main PC to factory defaults.
3. If you have firmware for BE, disable IOMMU (if you have AMD CPU) or VT-d (if you have Intel CPU) in the BIOS on your Main PC.
If you have firmware for EAC, check whether the Faceit Anti-Cheat or Vanguard are installed on your Main PC (or was installed and later removed). If so, you need to delete these anti-cheats and reinstall Windows (you can do it in few minutes without loosing any data, watch the video).
Solving the [v4,14,0700] error
There are three possible ways this error can occur:
1) Right after installing the firmware when running the Lone DMA Test:
• If your firmware is for BE or EAC, and Faceit AC or Vanguard are currently installed or was previously installed on your main PC. In that case, you'll need to remove those anti-cheats and reinstall Windows.
• If your firmware is for Faceit AC or Vanguard, make sure that you've completed all the required steps, and if it didn't help, then contact the Manager.
2) The Lone DMA Test works normally, but as soon as you launch the game and enter a match, this error appears. Most likely the firmware was not installed successfully. Re-install it following our guides.
3) Everything works fine, including the DMA cheat, but after approximately 15–30 minutes of gameplay, this error occurs. If it's your case — do this.
Low speed or failed test
1. If Total Read Throughput speed is lower than 100 MB/s, do this.
2. Make sure the USB cable is FULLY inserted into the DATA port of your DMA card (it must be pushed in as deep as possible, for 100%, this is important!). If the case brackets of your PC prevent the USB cable from fully entering the port on the DMA card, remove the screw holding the card, slightly tilt it downward, and then secure it again with the screw.
3. If the two steps above didn’t help, do this.
4. In some rare cases speed test can show this:
Memory Map speed is good (4000+ and this is the most important parameter). But Test Result failed.
In this case, it's a lone dma test bug. In such situation, you can run a DMA cheat. If it works well, then you don't need to do anything extra.
Other issues
The tips listed in this guide solve 90% of all firmware problems.
However, if nothing helps you, then contact the Manager for assistance. Specify exactly what problem you have, what solutions you have tried, and attach a screenshot of the error.
If the Manager is unable to solve your problem, he will provide you with the developer’s contact, who will fix your issue or create a new firmware.
Where to download?
You can download DMA Cheats folder here — https://www.dma-cheats.com/download
Firmware file (.bin) is unique and is developed for each customer individually, you can buy it here —
