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Check the Hold slider switch is off.

I have done some research on this and It would seem that there were never any windows 7 drivers for this Edirol product, However further research has discoverd the information below for a work round also have the same audio card, bought from ebay this year but have recently upgraded to Win7 64bit from XP home. Luckily after tons of googling I found a forum post on another site by a Spanish guy confirming there is a way to use it on Win 7 both 32/64bit version. You need to download M-Audio drivers (as the original Edirol drivers were also made my M-Audio at the time) for their Delta 1010 soundcard (not the LT version) and point win7 to those drivers as they ARE Win7 compatible, I'm using the 'Windows 7 64bit SP1' v6.0.8 drivers. It does actually work, however the guy reckons that the MIDI functions don't but thats no biggy to me. Only other way is to buy a Roland RPC 1 PCI card and replace the original Edirol pci card with that but they are rare and expensive but you don't need to because of the 6.0.8 drivers! I get no audio dropouts and the sound is very nice just like on XP.

have a read here Fix the disk you inserted was not readable by this computer on Mac

You might have better luck on another forum, this one is for TV's

try this get the manufacturers web page up for that key board, find the down load for that model and your operating system and down load the software and driver to make sure go to control panel > keyboard , right click to get properties and click on compatibility tab click box and high light your operating system and apply regardless if usb ( plug and play -PNP) or wifi it still needs drivers and you cannot rely on Microsoft for having the latest drivers

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Vista is dead, and good riddance. If you want a safe, free, modern operating system, download a nice distro of Linux like Ubuntu, Mint, ZorinOS, Elementary, Solus. Try it on a flash drive or DVD. If you have an old machine, try Lubuntu 32 bit, Puppy or Bodhi. Welcome to the new century.

should work...but you might have to write your own driver for it. Seems to have drivers for Windows or Mac only. http://www.mikrosonic.com/rd4-midi-android

www.roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals...V-4

http://www.roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p=UA-4FX

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Go to settings and audio select recording source.

Can you describe the exact nature of problem?

you should try it according to sound system.

After reading this article and relative discussions http://www.pcpro.co.uk/blogs/2012/08/06/getting-older-drivers-to-work-in-windows-8/I've tried installing manually the Windows Vista 64 bit driver published in Edirol site and it works! I'm still not sure that all features are working (I'll try them later) but now the driver is correctly installed and the Audio IN/OUT is working.

Hello. Sometimes the USB voltage is not enougth. Try connect the usb cable into another USB port, preferring the rear panel connectors. The UA25 drivers must be installed previously.

Are you switching on the "MON.SW" button?

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try changing the tape, audio tape reels sometimes freeze.

Officially Microsoft says that 32bit drivers are not supported on a 64bit system. Check hardware manufacture for updated drivers. Good luck.