Windows 7, call for help

[dtor]

Sadly these forums are full of "help-me's".

I have a DM2 disc (even tried the iso one of the mods out up). I run it under compatibility mode and then update to 2000/XP and then try and run it then.

I can't get on with mapping the DM2 to MIDI then to VirDJ because I hit a roadblock. That being that it won't recognize that my DM2 is plugged in. I can't Calibrate it because it doesn't read on my Windows 7, and because I can't Calibrate no drivers are installed, and then I can't move on. Any help on trying to get it to recognize that I inserted the d**n thing already?

As a backup plan, I may try running Virtual PC. Any of you tried that? Does it work?

[LastDM2adminDJP]

virtual pc seems to be hit or miss ive seen it work ive gotten it to work and ive also had a 1000 machines it refuses to work on.

[dtor]

d**nitt... I'm not too sure about this then. I downloaded Virtual PC and I can't even get that to work. Thanks for the reply.

[yungaro]

hi everyone... well I just wanted to post something that came up while searching some info for a project Im doing, diggin software around, I found USBIO Demo, a program that is supposed to automate the Driver Coding procedure, I mean, as written in their website: Universal USB Development Kit for Windows 8, 7, Vista and XP... I dont know a dime about programming but I was able to change my DM2 driver state from "Unknown Device" to "Usbio Device"... and the application Demo shows a lot of config parameters wich I think can be altered somehow... After dreaming a little how to hack DM2 driver with this app, I found 2 problems... 1st: Usbio is really expensive, I mean 3K US dollars for it... possible solution, find a hacker to solve our problems, 2nd: While editing Driver values, doin it right and make it MIDI or OSC compatible, and win8 as well... ok I think this is it.... I hope somebody could check it out and let others know if its possible to hack the DM2 driver and give hope to the peoples... Bye Yall

here is the website link: www.thesycon.de/eng/usbio.shtml