Casio WK-200 problems
When describing problems, always mention your OS and game version (shown at the bottom of the title screen).
Hello. I was looking at the Synthesia game and thought it would be a great way to learn piano easy. So I downloaded it and went to play it with my keyboard plugged into the computer via USB. However, for some reason the game does not recognize that my keyboard is plugged in at all and does not appear in the input selection. I have a Casio Wk-200 and Windows XP. The computer recognizes the device and the drivers were downloaded automatically, is there anything else I need that I am missing? If you can, please give me details as to how to set up my keyboard to make this work.
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vicentefer31
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Try to reinstall the driver of the Casio, you can find it herehttp://support.casio.com/download.php?c ... =340&rgn=5
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Still no luck =/vicentefer31 wrote:Try to reinstall the driver of the Casio, you can find it herehttp://support.casio.com/download.php?c ... =340&rgn=5
Are you selecting it from the list on the title screen? Or does it not appear there at all?
That is, have you changed the "Input Device" box away from "Synthesia Software Keyboard" to something (usually like "USB Audio Device")? Or, if you press those triangles on either side, is it not in the list?
That is, have you changed the "Input Device" box away from "Synthesia Software Keyboard" to something (usually like "USB Audio Device")? Or, if you press those triangles on either side, is it not in the list?
It is not on the list at all.Nicholas wrote:Are you selecting it from the list on the title screen? Or does it not appear there at all?
That is, have you changed the "Input Device" box away from "Synthesia Software Keyboard" to something (usually like "USB Audio Device")? Or, if you press those triangles on either side, is it not in the list?
Hmm, if it's not showing up in other programs your best bet might be to contact Casio support and see if they have any advice.
If you mention in the first email or contact form or whatever that you've already installed the latest driver, that will probably speed things along, too.
If you mention in the first email or contact form or whatever that you've already installed the latest driver, that will probably speed things along, too.
Wow, that's kind of strange... although now that you mention it, I (very) vaguely remembering hearing about that before. Thanks for coming back to report your findings. Now I'll be able to share that with anyone else that may be having trouble with a Casio keyboard. (Do you know if it's all Casio keyboards or only certain models?)
Logitech webcam drivers cause more issues. I had to stop using my webcam because when I played world of warcraft, with the webcam attached, my pc crashed after 2-6 minutes. There is something seriously wrong with these Logitech webcam drivers... I'm still wondering why no one found a fix... Maybe it's just another windows flaw 
Yeah, for reference, and to get it in one more place on the Internet for Google's sake, the solution from the thread on the other forum to fix the problem Logitech webcam drivers cause for some MIDI keyboards or MIDI adapters is as follows:
(Historically Google hasn't done a very good job indexing the forum. I think it's because of the https protocol I use for the board. I really only wanted during login but this board doesn't support that. Still, it's worth a shot. I'm going to put it up in the pink box too.)impermanence33 from TechArena forums wrote:
- Go into the registry editor (go to Start Menu, Run and type regedit)
- Go to this location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318} and delete the two items "LowerFilters" and "UpperFilters"
- Go to this location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{6BDD1FC6-810F-11D0-BEC7-08002BE2092F} and delete "LowerFilters"
- Go to this location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{6BDD1FC5-810F-11D0-BEC7-08002BE2092F} and delete "UpperFilters"
- Move back to the root of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\
- Launch a search (i.e Ctrl-F with the option to search in "Data") and type "LVUSBSTA". For any place found (only in the "Control\Class" area), just delete the "LowerFilters" item (it is the item that contain the value LVUSBSTA found). For me, I didn't find any other places than the ones mentioned here.
- Then uninstall the midi device driver, unplug it and plug it back in. Windows should recognise it and install it and it should work!
Well, I HAD a Logitech webcam, and my keyboard/adapter isn't working (see my other post)...
I tried to follow the steps you just coppied from that other forum, but I don't have any Lower or Upper filters in the register... what does that mean? That logitech isn't causing my issues?
I tried to follow the steps you just coppied from that other forum, but I don't have any Lower or Upper filters in the register... what does that mean? That logitech isn't causing my issues?