Over the past several years I have tried a number of times to get Windows XP to accept the E-Mu e-loader usb drivers. I tried all kinds of work arounds without any success. My guess (100% speculation) is that Microsoft changed something in the usb enumeration process for the sake of plug 'n' play convenience that makes hardware not available via usb. I would be very happy to have usb capability with e-loader on the XP. My guess is that someone has to figure out a way to get both usb0 and usb1 drivers registered past the point where the XP OS gets hung up. Unfortunately, I don't know enough about XP to be able to figure out how to do that. Anyone else have suggestions? (BTW I got as far as having one or the other e-mu drivers accepted by XP, but never both at the same time. Regrettably, I don't recall how I did that.) --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "antret" <antret@y...> wrote: > > ive scrolled thru many pages here on the troubles of getting the e- > loader to work right with win xp. well, i have the same problem and i > didnt notice any answer. i uploaded the mp7 to 2.0 before i even > hooked it up via usb. when i do, i get the same old 'device not > recognized' message. not even a chance to load drivers. was there > any solution to that? or dont even bother? > > many, many thanks again! >
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Re: ok, yet another e-loader question...
2006-01-11 by steve_the_composer
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