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27th July 2005
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Why do people
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Location: spasticville
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midi keeps disappearing...
using a midisport uno usb (this is the point where pong chimes and tells me to by a motu) on a pc and every time i shut down my computer my usb drivers disappear. i can run the installation again but it tells me that there is an error because the certificate is not valid. but it will work fine until i restart my comp. any ideas?
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27th July 2005
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Why do people
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Location: spasticville
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and i've tried all the completely uninstalling and reinstalling and that didnt work
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28th July 2005
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try going ahead when the Certificate window pops up. Click continue or OK or whatever.
It's probably just Windows driver testing bollocks - anyone that doesn't give MIcrosoft a stupid fee doesn't get a certificate. |
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28th July 2005
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Registered Erutufon Member
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Mankchester
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hmmm I used to have the same problem with my Midisport Duo on a dell old dell inspiron laptop. Are you using a Dell too?
I might give it a try on my Athlon 64 desktop and see if it still happens. |
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28th July 2005
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Why do people
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i hit ok but at the very enbd after everything loads it says there has been an error. very odd. worked before. probably one of the damn windows updates
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28th July 2005
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screw u bubble boy
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: pdx
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ive had problems with my midisport, whenever i try to plug it into a usb hub. i have to install the drivers everytime i plug it into the hub. so now i just plug it directly into a usb port and i have no problems.
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28th July 2005
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Why do people
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tried that too
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28th July 2005
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Moppi
Join Date: Mar 2002
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first of all get a program (like XP Antispy) to get rid off all the windows update and co nonsense.
then go to your system properties, the device manager and set the driver signature to 'ignore' and save it as standart. you tried that? |
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28th July 2005
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screw u bubble boy
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: pdx
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yeh, u have to install the drivers from the device manager...u may of done that already too.
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28th July 2005
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Why do people
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: spasticville
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i havent actually. the drivers i dl is a .exe file. is it possible to extract the drivers without running the prog?
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29th July 2005
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screw u bubble boy
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Location: pdx
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u have to go to the midiman website and download the newest drivers, (its been a while, but i think drivers r .dll files) and upload the drivers manually from the device manager.
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29th July 2005
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screw u bubble boy
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: pdx
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In order provide you with the fastest download time, the driver file you are downloading is a self-extracting executable. When the download is complete, you may need to extract the driver files. (For PC users, the A: drive is the default location for saving the driver files.)
the video is here- http://www.m-audio.com/images/en/vid...oad_driver.htm |
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