Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

pretty sure i am using win 7 64 bit and working fine so it should work..

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On Mon Dec 27 19:12 , 'Mark' <markwinvdb@...> sent:

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>      --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "dsimag" <dsimag@...> wrote:
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>> I simply cannot make BCR2000 to work on new 64-bit Windows 7. Here are the facts:
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>> - Win7 64bit, with all latest updates installed
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>> - BCR2000 with Behringer's 64-bit driver 1.0.10
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>> - MIDIOX 7.0.0.365
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>> - BC Manager - latest release
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>> I cannot get either BC Manager nor MIDIOX to detect BCR. In Windows device 
manager everything seems to be OK - it says "device is working properly". MIDIOX 
reports external error, and BC Manager reports that it cannot detect any units.
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>Hard to say, in particular since I myself don't have a 64-bit machine yet (let 
alone Win7 64-bit + Behringer's 64-bit driver).
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>However, since neither BC Manager nor MIDI-OX can access your BCR, my best guess is 
that the USB controller on your BCR is defective. In particular the "external error" 
message seems to indicate this.
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>But it might also be a setup problem concerning the 64-bit USB driver.
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>Just to exclude some of the more innocent setup problems:
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>In BC Manager, do you see the Behringer I/O devices listed under (from the main 
window:) Options -> MIDI devices -> Input and Output?
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>The Behringer I/O devices should have checkmarks there.
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>In the FAQ section of BC Manager manual, take a look at p. 81, question 3, and the 
question on pp. 84-85, in particular the paragraph about trying a standard MIDI 
connection.
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>If BC Manager CAN access your BCR via a standard MIDI connection, the hypothesis 
that the BCR's USB controller is defective becomes more likely.
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>Hope this helps,
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>Mark.
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