Whenever I connect my Yamaha psr-e453 keyboard to my windows 10 pc, it installs the wrong driver automatically.

The driver it should install should be a USB midi driver, instead windows installs a USB audio driver, and also shows a yellow triangle in the device manager.

I tried to install the Yamaha USB midi drivers, but the installation instructions say that I need to cancel the device setup wizard which should automatically appear, so that Yamaha setup can find the device.

But when windows 10 already installs a wrong driver, Yamaha cant find the device.

Updating the USB audio device to Yamaha USB midi drivers They were preinstalled didnt work as well.

Still selecting the.inf file from the location where its installed right now gives the exact same error i started with.

It was working until the last Windows 10 update, but now Reaper doesnt recognise that Ive got the device connected.nothing shows up as a midi device.

Ive uninstalled all the USB connection in Device Manager, and the Unknown Device too, and restarted.

The USB connections all appear again, when I plugged in the midi controller it was installed as Unknown Device with no drivers.

For a while my computer running Windows 10 has problems recognising a specific USB audio device.

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The device is a M-audio Keystation Mini 32 Mk1 and it is class compliant which means I cant download a specific driver from the manufacturer.

I bought an MAudio Midisport Uno to connect and edit an amp that has midi but i keep getting the dreaded yellow triangle with an exclamation.

It connects fine to my daughters Zenbook and installs into sound, video.

Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems.

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It is supposed to use the generic drivers made for windows 10 to operate.

It recognizes the device but doesnt assign it any drivers.

I keep getting this showing up when this USB works on other computers, just not the computer I need to use it on.

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About a month ago, I received a notification on Windows that my USB device is not recognised immediately after my mouse stopped responding to my inputs.

I tried unplugging and replugging the connector on the only USB device plugged in, my wireless mouse.

This has just started happening since the last Windows update.

The Laptop is fully up to date with the manufacturers software.

Ive installed the drivers that came with my keyboard by entering compatibility mode to Windows ME, but the device manager wont recognize the hardware when its turned on and plugged into my.

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