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OK OK OK! I GOT IT! THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE! First I needed to use a piece of software called UNLOCKER. It allows you to unlock system files to delete them AFTER REBOOT. went through the registry using regedit to delete every key related to the Korg USB driver. Searched the C: drive for ...

I have always had problems with Korg connectivity to a windows PC. Their drivers stink and when they release updates they never work as advertised. My win10 computer recognizes the XD. Even the sound librarian works, but the firmware 2.0 updater will NOT recognize the XD even when it is in update ...

I see all sorts of people offering microkorg presets and some sound great. Question is: When i implement these, do i lose the factory ones forever because there are some factory presets i could never live without. Please let me know. (I have this paranoia from when I firmware upgraded my Electribe ...

The OP's idea that his driver fried his hardware is equally ridiculous. Especially for an IT professional. Then why was the 2012 Microkey(I)37 working fine in xp, vista, 7 and 10... then when I install the latest Korg USB/windows 10 driver, immediately the power light shut off for the first time ...

Clearly all you experts do not know how to read. I DID NOT HAVE A MICROKEY "AIR" OR A MICROKEY "2". It was a first generation Microkey 37 from 2012. I would feel more offended by the subtle and not so subtle insults if any of you people actually absorbed or understood anything you read. Clearly you ...

hahaha. dammit i said topic closed!! :P I knew this would deteriorate into one of them stupid apple vs windows arguments that NOBODY has won since the 90's... JUST STOP, PEOPLE, STOP. HAHAHA I found a used Samson Graphite 49 very very cheap (cheaper than a brand new korg microkey 37). Now I got ...

oh yes.. .i know the vaunted Korg is blameless on this issue. And yes I know MAC is more suitable for music. However it doesn't expand, it doesn't grow, and after 20 years you can have a collection of apple computers collecting dust in your basement. This argument is like telling someone at the side ...

I dont want a mac. I'm an IT professional. I dont use fruit. I use computers. I dont make money using or knowing a mac. And i'm not independently wealthy or a trust fund kid. Mac hardware is way out of my price range. I know the driver broke it, because upon installing the driver, the red light went ...

This is not a microkey air. Its a microkey37 mark ONE. Purchased in 2012 when the microkey first came out. It has worked before. It has worked on XP, Vista, 7 and 10. Recently I installed the new windows 10 driver. This is what broke it. I can be pretty sure about this. Because after the new windows ...

I am justified in my anger and frustration. I have now plugged the microkey 37 into 2 OTHER COMPUTERS. One is a Windows XP sp3 machine. Used both USB cables (one that came with microkey37 and a similar one) to make sure it wasn't a cable issue. No lights. No response. No recognition. Other is a ...

I have the following: 1. Focusrite 18i20 2. novation launchpad pro 3. korg microkey 37 All plugged into a Windows 10 system. IMPORTANT: Over the many years, the Microkey37 was plugged into an XP system for a while, then a vista system, then a 7 system. With each O.S. there were driver compatibility ...

Korg is not windows compatible. It just isn't.

Their compatibility with ANY Windows Operating System (especially 10) is experimental at best.

They really should not have the rights to say their products are compatible with Windows.

My microkey 37 has been problematic since I bought it. I bought the microkey 37 they day it was first released. It used to work ok in XP provided you clicked through all the "non windows compliant driver" error messages. Any time I had a windows update or anything on my system changed, I had to ...

I have owned a Korg Microkey 37 since they were first invented. Worked OK with windows 7 and xp (even though you constantly had messages about the driver not being certified by windows and korg told you to simply "click through" the error messages. This is lazy lousy programming). I ran my Microkey ...

Do not listen to Korg when they say ANY of their products are compatible with Windows. They are not. They are compatible on a BETA LEVEL at best. Korg simply DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO MAKE A WINDOWS 10 COMPATIBLE USB/MIDI DRIVER. There is no solution . There is no help. My microkey 37 is now an ...