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I'm starting to get the sinking feeling that there is no way to uninstall this piano short of reinitializing the whole Kronos. If this is true, and I hope it's not, then I will NEVER install another library from korg again. I hope I'm wrong! Arapahoe That can't be right ...you can't expect people ...

I cannot for the life of me find a way to get rid of it either.

I I'd still like to know how to uninstall it though. Do you really mean "uinstall" as removing from the hard drive? If you don't want it to autoload you can go to Global Mode, KSC Autoload List and de-select it. You could then erase/clear the program bank. No he means uninstall it completely off ...

Ummmm... ditto .... anyone?

If you think I closed the thread to stop people bad mouthing Korg then I suggest you take the time to read all 110 pages and then you might change your mind. I don't think you closed the thread to stop people bad mouthing Korg I think you closed the thread because it was degenerating into a ...

I closed the RH3 thread to put an end to the arguing and bickering and the useless posts that were not relevant to the topic. I did not close it so that people could come and argue about it in another thread, . Well it seems near half the people WANT to discuss it (or argue and bicker as you call ...

McHale wrote:
Isn't that what I said? And WHEN did it ship?

A long long time ago ....

Well it's closed now, and it appears it will remain that way. So lets close this one and move to other things. Nah this is the new thread now .... :verycool: You are wrong there. This thread is dangerously close to being closed too thanks to people like you continuing to argue and provoke people ...

100% of the old keybeds were affected, they either have it or had the potential to develop it. You have absolutely zero facts to support this claim. There are a number of Kronos owners on this forum who have never had any issue with their keybeds. I am one of them, and I have tried to re-create the ...

McHale wrote: NOT ALL KEYBEDS ARE AFFECTED WITH THIS ISSUE.
-Mc

I do not believe that ....

McHale wrote:

DrPopper wrote:The pressure needs to be kept on Korg until everybody who wants it has a new keybed.

Even if their keyboard isn't having any issues?

100% of the old keybeds were affected, they either have it or had the potential to develop it. All keybeds should be replaced.

Dniss wrote:Well it's closed now, and it appears it will remain that way.

So lets close this one and move to other things.

Nah this is the new thread now ....

There may be some confusion at Korg dealers , but the Korg Country Distributor (the company that has a legal agreement with Korg Japan to sell and service Korg products in that country) should be able to find out information regarding the Kronos RH3 fix. It isn't that they can't find out about it ...

We let the thread go on for 110 pages. I'd hardly call that censorship! I would especially if your closing it now when its getting interesting. As it says ... " Moderated Independently " ...makes me wonder really. If you think the issues finished because a few US users have had fixed keybeds your ...

I honestly do not think $249 is a lot to pay for a full new piano ...Now looking at it from a long term business perspective it would make more sense for it to be free to build the platform and build up some market share but I've got the feeling Korg need to squeeze every cent they can out of their ...