Disc key for the disc labelled race driver 3 - Codemasters Video Game Consoles & Games

pad wear depends on the foot of the driver
If you race up to lights and stand heavily on the brakes , the the pads and discs wear out quickly
if you use the brakes excessively, some problem
asking if it is right for a car of that age , it depends on the mileage and not the time
How to fix
well there are 3 types of pad material on the market for
heavy use
normal use
and light use
so get new discs ( slotted , solid ,vented ) and consult with a professional brake shop to get the pad material and discs best suited for your style of driving

Don't know how it started as Hondas have chips in their keys which immobilizes the ignition system. Unless the ECU recognises the key specific to that bike, it won't start. The only other alternative is to put a race ECU into it.

Is it a think pad ?
Power off your Thinkpad.
Press and hold the "F1" key and turn your Thinkpad on, still holding the "F1" key down.


Release the "F1" key when you hear repeating beeps. Wait for the "IBM BIOS Setup Utility" to load.

Select "Startup" using the arrow keys and press "Enter."
Select "Boot" or "Startup Sequence" and press "Enter."

Select "CD-ROM Drive."
Press the "F6" key repeatedly until "CD-ROM Drive" sits at the top of the list.

Insert your recovery CD into your Thinkpad's CD-ROM drive.
If you have multiple recovery CDs, insert the CD that has "Disc 1" on its label.

Press "F10" to save your changes and exit the BIOS Utility.
Select "Yes" and press "Enter" when the "Setup Confirmation" window appears.

Your laptop will restart. Wait for the Recovery Utility to load.

Select "Restore to Factory Specifications" to erase the contents of your hard drive and reinstall the Windows version and drivers that your Thinkpad originally came with.


Follow the Recovery Utility's onscreen instructions.
When prompted to insert another disc, do so according to the numerical labels on your recovery CDs (e.g., insert "Disc 2" after "Disc 1" and "Disc 3" after "Disc 2").

Your Thinkpad restarts when the restore process finishes. Power off your Thinkpad.

Hold down the "F1" key and power on your laptop to access the "IBM BIOS Setup Utility."


Select "Boot" or "Startup Sequence" and press "Enter."
Press "F9."

Select "Setup Defaults" from the menu and press "Enter" so that your Thinkpad no longer boots from the CD-ROM drive.

Press "F10" and select "Yes" to confirm your changes.
Your Thinkpad will restart and load your newly installed operating system.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-61432
ThinkVantage Technologies downloads

Some disc readers are better at reading discs than others.
Ask the game manufacturer for a replacement CD.

pls sent me a key disk of labell popt2t_play

3-Series (Except M3, M Roadster, M Coupe, 318ti & Z3)

1. Raise and support vehicle. Remove wheel(s).
2. Remove axle shaft. See appropriate AXLE SHAFTS article.
3. Remove brake disc. See BRAKE DISC .
4. Screw special tool (33 2 116) onto drive flange with wheel studs. Drive out drive flange with special tool (33 4 201/202/203). See Fig. 33.
5. If necessary, pull off bearing inner race using special tool (00 7 500) and a thrust piece. See Fig. 34.
6. It may be necessary to remove inner wheel bearing race with the following procedure:

• Detach wheel bearing inner race with special tool (33 4 400) through groove in bearing inner race.
• According to outside diameter of bearing inner race, use special tool 33 4 401 with: 33 4 405 for dia. 45-51 mm, 33 4 406 for dia. 50-55 mm and 33 4 407 for dia. 55-61 mm in groove. See Fig. 35.
• Tension special tool 33 4 401 with wrenches 33 4 403 and 33 4 404 until it can still just be turned in groove. See Fig. 36 .
• Screw in special tool 33 4 402. Detach inner bearing race.

7. Remove circlip. See Fig. 37 .
8. Remove wheel bearing with special tool 33 4 031/ 041/ 042/ 043/ 045. See Fig. 38 .

CAUTION: Do not reuse old wheel bearing.

9. Draw in new wheel bearing with special tool 33 4 041/ 042/ 043/ 047. For inner bearing race 42 mm use special tool 33 4 049 and for 39 mm use 33 4 046. See Fig. 39 .
10. Installation is reverse of removal.
11. Replace stretched or damaged circlip. Ensure correct seating.
12. Pull in drive flange using special tool 33 4 041/ 042/ 043/ 045/ 048. See Fig. 40 .
13. Install brake disc.
14. Install axle shaft.

Here are 3 suggestions.

1
Check that your label size definition is correct, measure your label height in mm and check that your printer driver settings match.

2
Perform a calibration. How?? when printer is on labels loaded and green light, hold feed key and wait for 2 blinks then release feed key. (If you release it after 1 flash you will print a configuration label)

3
If you are using Zebra Designer, download latest version of Zdesigner V2. Install latest printer driver V2.63. This driver & Zdesigner allows you to calibrate the printer directly from within Zdesigner. Go to File/Printer settings/ advanced options and click calibrate at bottom of page. when printer calibrates then tick the box USE PRINTER SETTINGS and printer will now work properly.

on the back. does it say compatible with mac?

The only think I can think of is the dvd its self is bad and there could be some hairline scratch or dirt that you cant see, i'd try cleaning it and if that doesnt work, they might have sold you a bum disc. I hope i could help

Wayne

that's in your print application..make certain that it's the identical template for your labels.even small variations translate to errors like this.

start with printer driver updates here