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4
Double-click Sound, video and game controllers to display the list of
devices.
5
From the list, choose Roland U-8 USB Driver, then click Remove. At the
Confirm Device Removal dialog box, click OK.
6
In Sound, video and game controllers, make sure that Roland U-8 USB
Driver is not listed, then click Close to close the dialog box.
7
Turn off the power to the U-8.
8
Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
9
Click the Windows Start button, and then click Run....
This displays the Run dialog box.
10
Type E:\Driver\Uninstall\del_u8.bat in the Open text box, then click OK.
Alternatively, you can click Browse, then open the CD-ROM drive, select
the del_u8.bat in the Driver\Uninstall folder, and click OK.
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MS-DOS prompt will start up. Follow the instructions on your screen.
12
Close the MS-DOS window and restart Windows.
Deleting Unneeded Drivers Installed with the U-8
Connection
If, after connecting the U-8 to your computer, you respond to the questions
presented by Windows, the U-8 ends up being registered as a USB
Composite Device in Universal Serial Bus Controllers.
In addition, if the installation is cancelled due to a disconnected cable or
other kind of trouble while the installation is in progress, then the U-8 is
registered as Unknown Device or Composite USB Device in Other
Devices.
Installation of these unnecessary drivers may make it impossible to make
later installations.
If this occurs, use the following procedure to delete the USB Composite
device, Composite USB device and Unknown Device below Other
Devices and Universal Serial Bus Controllers, then install the driver once
again.
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In this explanation we are
assuming that your CD-
ROM drive is drive E:, but
the drive letter may differ
on your computer. If the
drive letter is different on
your computer, input the
appropriate letter. To check
the drive letter of your CD-
ROM drive, double-click
the My Computer icon.
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