Then Select 'ADVANCED OPTIONS' then Select 'STARTUP SETTINGS' then hit restart and when the next menu comes up after restart select option number '7' to boot without driver signing. When the Blue Restart Screen Appears select the 'TROUBLESHOOT' option. NOW THIS WILL RESTART YOUR PC AND IF YOU TRY IT WHILE READING THIS REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING: You will see a menu pop up and you will select the 'Restart' Button under the 'Advanced Startup' Section Im even able to even turn the power switch on and off and the PC still detects it each time so far.įirst you will need to RESTART YOUR PC IN ADVANCED MODE:Ĭlick the Windows/Start Button and begin to type 'Startup Options' and select the Counter-Clockwise Arrow Circle Icon this will launch the Advanced Restart Menu.

But my PC-300 was reporting as everything exactly the same except the last digit was '8' (which I suppose Identifies the Hardware/Firmware Revision and/or DeviceId).Īs soon as I changed that Digit and Installed the Driver the Keyboard Power Light Turned Right On and FLStudio had it all Setup as an Input for use. I've been an IT technician for over 20 years now and looked at the DeviceId of the unit and long story short the Code used in the Modified UM-1 Driver was looking for a device at USB address ending with '9'. They took the UM-1 Driver and re-scripted it for the PC-300 but when I tried that file code it would not recognize the unit still. I came across a few internet posts here and there on the subject I came across one that looked very promising too. I started tinkering with an old version of FLStudio in Win10 and broke out the Roland PC-300 and tried to hook it up and like most others ran into Driver Issues. Hi new to the forums but had a break through last night (& want to Share.!) on some old equipment I had laying around that I fixed and used to work in the XP days.

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