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Re: XP Dual Core USB MIDI driver problem

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Old 01-01-2008, 03:05 AM
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Re: XP Dual Core USB MIDI driver problem

TitoPulpo, YOU AND ant0nwax ARE AWESOME!!!

I would have NEVER figured out the fix you posted. I have been trying
EVERYTHING! My Akai MPK49 is now alive and happy!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I owe you guys a case of beer.


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Old 01-02-2008, 10:21 PM
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Re: XP Dual Core USB MIDI driver problem

man this post saved my life!!! I only registered in this board for your
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Old 01-15-2008, 12:39 AM
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Re: XP Dual Core USB MIDI driver problem

Many thanks; would never have figure it out either. my usb midi now
functioning also.

I was apprehensive about modifying the registry directly. I know enough
to find and modify registry. I don't know enough details about the
registry to be sure I was doing the right thing. Indeed I accidently
disabled my typing keyboard (as opposed to MIDI keyboard) by mistake by
deleting the first LowerFilter I came to using the search facility.

Advice:

There may be many registry entries with the HEX name wotsit:
4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE1031.

You need the one that refers to game controllers and sound. Do not
delete lowerfilters anywhere else.

You only need to delete one lower filter. Leave the uppers alone; I
didn't have to delete any of them to make it work.

To be safe:

i) Create a system restore checkpoint under
start->programs->accessories->system Tools-> system restore

ii) If you screw up and delete the wrong lower filter so that your
keyboard stops functioning or worse you can then do a system restore
after wards (providing you don't delete the mouse lower filter). If you
delete the mouse lower filter AND the keyboard lower filter then
apparently you have to do a CMOS reset. Don't take my word for that....
use the net on someone elses computer to find the solution...

You've been warned!

Have fun

Dizzy...


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