20 Most Recent Activision Guitar Hero Kramer Wireless Guitar Controller for PlayStation 2 Questions & Answers

Nope, unfortunately. There is no "reset" option available.

Not posible without a sync button, Or not for that device

try turning off the playstation and turn it back on

last night bought a guitar hero and the wireless light dont work

is the game for ps2?

Just buy a EVH frankinstien and it comes with a floyd rose original locking tremelo and a sh-11 custom custom pickup...then you'll chunk the hero in the trash...cause you'll have tha-real-thang. Then you can get insurance to protect it from theft.

i know exactly how it feels to have something totally awesome and then it messes up. so try this and i hope it works!!
try:
1.turning off guitar,plug in adaptor to system,turn on guitar
2. change out the batteries (and check if batteries are secure.)
i hope i helped let me know how it works

have you tried going into the setup when trying to play a song there is a option called lag timer/ delay something like that. sometimes the timing between you controller and the telly are out of sync. im not definate but worth a try.

you have to sync them together there should be a button on there somewhere :) press the button on the body and card and it should work ! :)

if its hard to plug in look at the plug to see if any of the pins that plug into the console are bent or missing

get some more powered batteries

Google
GBa Emulator Roms
or go to
http://www.gameboy-advance-roms.com/go/to.htm?http://www.doperoms.com/

Check the paperwork if the unit is still under warranty and if so return it...

Direct3D 6? Wow, the game must be way older than your computer. You probably installed DirectX 10 or later. There were major changes after DirectX 9. The software routines to manage graphics hardware acceleration through DirectX 10 or newer are probably very different from DirectX 6, so the game's graphic controller interface can't find them. Try going into the game properties (right-click on the main executable file and select Properties from the pop-up menu). Set it to run in XP compatibility mode and see what happens. Check to see if the game has the option to run without hardware acceleration. If this provides acceptable performance, that is your answer. If necessary (and if Microsoft still makes it available), try installing DirectX 6. Vista may snag on it and make you remove it and reinstall a newer version, but it's worth a shot if the other fixes don't work.