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1. Piano18482 2. IVoidMyVCSWarrantyIn321Now 3. Atar!C3l3br8te$50Ye4r$ the three passwords depends on which update is on the VCS

Atari sent me this last year. Hello, There are two potential fixes to being stuck in an update loop. 1) Boot with a keyboard attached, holding down the ESC key. Go into boot manager. You will see three options. Select EFI Embedded MMC Device 1 (TA2932). The system will reboot. 2) If that does not work, you will need to manually flash the box with an OS image from a USB stick. It can take a bit of time to download and write the file to the USB drive but is otherwise a very straightforward process. Please follow the instructions in the Google Document inside this folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pgC39vlSaK-8am4cbGKLgQrnKILRU1iK?usp=sharing One of these two solutions has worked for the majority of users who have run into this issue. Kind regards, Atari VCS Support

Piano18482 I forgot about that one

after the first major update the password became Atar!C3l3br8te$50Ye4r$ The original password was IVoidMyVCSWarrantyIn321Now

Trust me there were three. I used the void one after the Feb update.

Void one was definitely real. Then was changed quickly when the next update came out.

Piano was the first one. Then void and finally the last one Atar!C3l3br8te$50Ye4r$

Did you try Atar!C3l3br8te$50Ye4r$

Did you try IVoidMyVCSWarrantyIn321Now

I should I have mentioned that earlier. I’ve been booting up from SSD since the beginning. There was a YouTube video that I followed to do the setup. I also changed powe settings, changed RAM speed to match what I installed and dedicated 12GB to the video card.

I allocate 12 GB foe video and other 20 foe RAM

It is the password. Try it!

IVoidMyVCSWarrantyIn321Now

New Password is IVoidMyVCSWarrantyIn321Now