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Game seems to successfully register with the Securom software. So that shouldn't be the problem.
To me, it seems like the game is looking for an authentication of some kind, as when it starts, it should normally lanch the GFWL login if I remember correctly from my previous install (Windows 7). It seems to me that this error message appears right when the game would normally make the call to GFWL (right after the loading screen appears with the FUEL logo and the loading icon). So it may have to do with GFWL, but whatever I tried (uninstalled it, reboot, reinstalled it, repeat multiple times) nothing worked.
I even tried dubious "no-cd" unofficial patches, and even those didn't work. Tried patches that supposedly put aside the GFWL requirements, didn't work either. Still stuck with the "Game disc has been removed" message.
This is one of my favorite "exploration" game. Maps are just insanely huge. You can drive around for hours. It's just very very sad that I can't seem to be able to make it run.
EDIT: Well, it runs.I have no idea why yours wont. Maybe someone can chime in with a solution.
I'm really, really stomped on that one.
I'm pretty sure (well not 100% sure, but not too far from that), that it has something to do with GFWL, as the error message might show up when the game can't seem to verify the licence validity (that being the CD if it is not a Steam copy). Now, my copy was bought on Steam, and my guess is that the GFWL client, in that case, acts as a licence similar to the CD key. Now, if the game can't get the licence to register properly through GFWL, it might throw this "Disc has been removed" nonsense, if the developper didn't think about updating that message for the digital release of the game....
Or something like that....
Like I said, I remember when playing on my Windows 7 machine back then, that when the game starts, it tries to log into GFWL. Now, this error message appears right when we usually get the GFWL popup. So to me, it looks like even if the GFWL client is installed (the new one that Microsoft says work in Win10), somehow, the game can't start it and can't get to the login popup.
Input the key steam gives you.
So that "Game Disc has Been Removed" error was indeed, as I suspected, a generic error code when the game isn't able to start the GFWL client for whatever reason.
It's just weird that I actually had to install and try another game (Mortal Kombat Kollection) that uses GFWL, to actually make GFWL work on my Windows 10 machine.
Oh well, I'm happy now. I can play FUEL on the go on my Win10 portable game console. YAY! :)