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Thanks, but that doesn’t work on latest Windows 11 … just comes back saying you have the latest drivers … I did try that early on in my attempt to resolve.

Rob

I have no other comparison so I can’t comment if the “Generic USB MIDI” drivers support MIDI 2.0 or not? My biggest issue is that I will not buy any other KORG devices until this is resolved due to the fact they all show up as “Generic USB MIDI” making it guessing game in my DAW when selecting. I wou ...

Sorry, but your English is terrible and extremely difficult to figure what you are actually trying to say? I'd recommend you write in your native language and then we can let google translate for us as I 'think' that will provide more clear translation that whatever process you currently do. As far ...

Not sure what your Question marks are about, pretty clear ... if all KORG USB devices show up as "Generic USB MIDI" how the heck am I supposed to select a specific KORG device in my DAW? In my DAW 5 KORG devices will show as "Generic USB MIDI" ... just try an guess which one is the device I want to ...

So if I buy more KORG USB MIDI devices and they all show “Generic USB MIDI” … am I just supposed to guess the correct KORG device? Like I said, this issue doesn’t encourage me to buy any more KORG equipment … sorta pushes me to buy non-KORG equipment just because they can’t write a proper USB MIDI dr ...

I'll disagree ... if it were a Windows 11 issue then why do all my other MIDI controllers (NI S88, etc.) show up correctly and work correctly? This is most definitely a KORG programming issue ... that fact there are 64bit and 32bit executables in a path that is ONLY for 32bit executables speaks ...

I tried both 32bit and 64bit of UnInstDrv and got the following: https://i.imgur.com/ETSbztP.jpg So I tried both 32bit and 64bit of EzSetup and just got this error: https://i.imgur.com/KYQmqyh.jpg I tried to manually update the Generic USB MIDI by navigating to the KORG folder (since that is where ...

Found the folder under Program Files (x86) (32bit) with the following contents: https://i.imgur.com/PCRazkt.jpg There seems to be 64bit and 32bit UnInstDrv version ... which is really odd since they are located in Program Files (x86) which is the Win 11 32 bit path? There is also an "EzSetup" (both ...

Thanks for the response. Odd that KORG try to install a 32bit MIDI driver in a 64bit OS? Has been over decade since 32bit anything. I’m not surprised Windows 11 would block a 32bit driver. Fortunately the Generic USB MIDI driver seems to work, but hope KORG get with it and join this century. ...

No thoughts?

I've tried everything to get my KORG Pa5X MIDI USB drivers to show up at KORG ... sadly all I get is "Generic MIDI USB". I've read this article here: https://support.korguser.net/hc/en-us/articles/115004269166-MIDI-Device-is-not-recognized-on-Windows But there is no "KORG MIDI Driver Uninstall ...

Your Trojan

Ok, if you feel members moving along is good for business and this website, then lets see how KORG USA feel about it.

ADMIN: INAPPROPRITE THREATS NOT TOLERATED

No, I'm not going to reduce my security because you want to advertise.

1. Remove the trojan (looks like some client side lame JS)
2. You posted an alternate link that doesn't have a Trojan, so you're clearly aware of it.

I'm surprised those holding the liability of this website allow?

FYI, Malwarebytes reports this website has a Trojan. ADMIN: IMAGE REMOVED Since several folks have noted this website has been blacklisted and getting malware blocks, the easiest way for the website owner to get unlisted is for them to contact the appropriate parties, but they first need to remove ...

Doesn't seem like the KORG USB-MIDI Software is needed at all, Windows 11 provides USB to MIDI drivers as part of the OS. Still don't understand why I would be getting these errors, but it's not preventing me from using my KORG and other MIDI synths with Win11 DAW (MixCraft 10.x and MOTU Digital ...