Roland monoFab SRM-20, User Manual

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What to Do If . . .
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Uninstalling the Driver
Follow the appropriate procedure below to uninstall the driver .
Windows 8/8 .1
1.
Turn the machine off, and disconnect the cable that is connecting
the computer and the machine.
2.
Log on to Windows as
“Administrator.”
3.
Click
[Desk top]
.
4.
Move the mouse to the lower right corner to display Charm and click
[Set]
.
5.
On the task bar, click
[Control Panel]
, and then
[Uninstall a program]
.
6.
Select the machine’s driver that you want to uninstall, and then
click
[Uninstall]
.
7.
When a message prompting you to confirm that you want to
uninstall the driver appears, click
[Yes]
.
8.
On the task bar, click
[Start]
, and then
[Desk top]
.
9.
Start Windows Explorer to open the drive and folder where the
driver is located.(*Note)
10.
Double-click the
“SETUP64.EXE”
(64-bit version) or
“SETUP.EXE”
(32-bit version).
11.
When the
“User Account Control”
dialog box appears, click
[Continue]
.
The driver’s installer starts .
12.
Click [Uninstall] .
Select the machine that you want to uninstall, and then click
[Start]
.
13.
When a dialog box prompting you to restart the computer appears,
click
[Yes] .
14.
After the computer is restarted, display the Control Panel and click
[View devices and printers] .
15.
If the icon of the device you wish to remove is shown, right-click on
the icon to click on
[Remove device] .
* If you do not have the driver, return to the Web Manual and download the driver .
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“http://startup.rolanddg.com”
Windows 7
1.
Turn the machine off, and disconnect the USB cable that is
connecting the computer and the machine.
2.
Log on to Windows as
“Administrator.”
3.
On the task bar, click
[Start]
,
[Control Panel]
, and then
[Uninstall a
program]
.