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Originally Posted by psy604
check your settings for driver signing (since this driver isn't digitally signed)
but if it's on Vista and XP ... it's rather a hardware related problem.
what's that 2 composite devices? disconnect everything but the Virus
from the USB and go through whole installation process again ...
(you don't need a keyboard to click on setup.exe)
good luck!  |
Cheers
I'm basically trying to get back into this lark after 5 years of just playing my Yamaha S80 as a piano (you know, Bach and his mates) - My PC is used for Gaming, and Photography. Being I'm a big gamer, I use keyboards and mice aimed at gamers, namely a logitech G15 and G9 - these were the composite devices you rightly pointed out. When I removed the Keyboard from the mix, hey presto I got a connection the to Snow (YEY!) - and when I plugged the mouse back in, Vista decided to give me a more useful message, which was something like
"Bandwidth exceeded on this device".
i.e. my build in USB hub doesn't have the capacity to run my flashy input devices and the Snow at the same time.
I'll have to experiment with what I have, but I think that ultimately I'll need to get myself a second PC for Music - oh well, any excuse for more hardware.
Thanks for the pointer and help