If everything is successful to this point, Windows has installed the device correctly and is making it available to any software you need to run. You should also check in the Device Manager to make sure your MIDI or Audio device is listed under Sound, video and game controllers with no problems (such as the yellow exclamation point). Go to Control Panel / Sounds and Audio Devices and make sure your device is listed under Sound Playback and Sound Recording for audio devices and MIDI Music Playback for MIDI devices. After restarting, you should check to make sure the driver was successfully installed. Click Finish when the Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard screen appears.Īt this point, you may need to reboot your computer. Click Continue Anyway when the Windows Logo testing screen appears.Ħ.

Select Include this location in the search and Browse to the folder containing your driver (either on your CD or the folder you downloaded). Select Install from a list or specified location and click Next.Ĥ. If Windows asks to connect to Windows Update, click on No, not this time and click on Next.ģ. Plug in the USB cable and power on the device the New Hardware Wizard will start up (wait for it to start).Ģ. Follow the steps below to install your driver correctly.ġ. Note: Do not use the Add New Hardware Wizard in the control panel. Before beginning, make sure you have the drivers either on the CD supplied with your Roland/Edirol device, or downloaded from our website (and placed in a folder on your computer that you can find (such as your desktop).

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