| This page deals with additional questions you may
have regarding the installation of the drivers. Also you can do some troubleshooting
throught this page. Questions and answers from the official Terratec FAQ (dated 981228) have been implemented if applicable. These topics are preceeded by a small Terratec logo. |
| Is it still necessary to switch off the 'PnP-OS' option in the BIOS?
Contribution by Christoph Wilms (Terratec) If you only work under WIN95/98, it is not necessary to switch off the PnP-OS. Only under DOS you need it, because else you get an errormessage from the EWSINIT (this do you need for the DOS-Initialization). |
| Do
I need special drivers for Windows 98? No, you don't need special drivers. |
| What is 'firmware'?
Please read the article in the Master Class section about this. |
| Are there any drivers for Linux or Windows NT? Please read the information on our Foreign Languages page. |
| What is the difference between VXD and DRV? Contribution by Christoph Wilms (Terratec) In short: the VXD contains all the functions of the EWS synthesizer and the DRV is the interface between the VXD, the operating system and the hardware. |
| After changing the settings in the Synthesizer driver there is an
exclamation mark beside the DigitalControl driver. Shutdown Windows, switch off the computer and wait for approx. one minute. After the next reboot, the exclamation mark should have disappeared. |
| After installing the drivers there is an exclamation mark beside the
DigitalControl driver. If you are using a motherboard with the BX chipset you cannot use IRQ 9 for ISA cards and thus the EWS64. Assign a different available IRQ to the synthesizer. |
I have upgraded to a newer driver version but the firmware is still the old one. The EWSINIT initialization program is loading an old firmware version from
the EWS64 directory under DOS. To update this file simply copy the EWS64_OS.BIN file from
your Windows directory to your EWS64 |
| Error message 'Windows General Protection Fault when initializing the IOS
device'. You can solve this problem by renaming the RMM.PDR file in the \Windows\System\IOSUBSYS subdirectory to RMM.BAK. You can use Windows Explorer to do this. The Windows Protection Fault will generally no longer occur. |
| When upgrading to the latest driver
version I am asked for files that are not in the CD's driver directory or
When starting any EWS applications after updating to the latest driver version I receive a
message reporting that driver version 2.0 is not installed. It is possible that
REMOVE64.EXE did not completely delete all entries, meaning that there were errors
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| Modifying EWS64 resources via Device Manager is not permitted. The
EWS64 resources may not be modified in the Device Manager. The resources can be modified
using the EWSMIXER.EXE program under DOS (not a DOS window). This program can also be
started directly from the EWS64 ControlPanel. Just select the 'SETUP' button. |
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