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Q:
How can I get the MIDI driver installed on my M-Audio Audiophile USB? Why does it show the ASIO 3/4 driver?
A:
If your Audiophile USB is installing the ASIO 3/4 instead of the midi driver, you need to do the following:
First go to Start => Programs => Audiophile USB and run the uninstaller. Then, go to your "Folder options" control panel. On the view tab, put a mark where it says "show hidden files or folders", also uncheck the box that says "hide file extensions for known file types" and uncheck " hide protected operating system files". Then hit OK. Next, go to your start/search/all files or folders. Scroll down to "more advanced options". Check the first 3 boxes (search hidden files or folders, search subfolders, and search system folders). Then scroll back up and in the field name "all or part of the file name", do a search and delete for the following: *mm*usb*.* *maua*.* *usb*4x4*.* Lmasfltr.sys *oem*.* (containing text or a word or phrase in the file : M Audio) We also have these searches: *ma76*.* *ma003*.* *madfu*.* With these two searches, only delete the files if the have a M-Audio icon installer.exe dma.exe These new searches clear out the temp folder which is located in: C:\Documents and Settings\"whatever the customer logged in as"\local settings\temp You may want to delete the entire contents of this folder (this should not affect any programs you have installed- it is just a temporary folder). Then, drag the installer from the cd to the desktop. Or use a downloaded driver. Remove any M-Audio driver CD's from the CD drive. Then run the Audiophile installer and proceed with the normal installation.
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