I had the same problem as you about three months ago, just on a 64 bit system, but the drivers on the site since been updated, and everything works great now
Creative prodikeys driver for 64 bt
Hi, Creative have a keyboard which has a MIDI keyboard build in under the wristrest. Great idea but Creative can't be bothered to release driveers for Windows 7. The Vista drivers work for 32 bit Windows 7 but it seems impossible to get 64 bit Windows 7 to recognise the MIDI keyboard. I've installed the virtual XP on my machine but how can I get the drivers to install under the virtual XP (I assume it's in 32 bit mode) with out the 64 bit Windows 7 interfering with it ?
I'm asking here because Creative just refuse to discuss 64 bit issues :-(
Many thanks
Adrian
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2011-02-05T06:43:50+00:00 If you didnt get it working properly, you either did something wrong, or you didnt get the new drivers they have up, I have 3 keyboards on 3 different machine 32/64 and all are now working perfect!
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Anonymous
2011-02-05T06:42:26+00:00 this simply isnt true my friend, initially there were a few motherboards that had bios issue, but compatibility has been but awesome for all my machines. I am running windows 7 32 and 64 bit, and have 3 of these keyboards, and i can conferm all are presently working now.
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Anonymous
2011-02-05T06:39:58+00:00 I talked with the site reps, it did have issues with a few motherboards, but now is fully compatible! http://proaudiosoft.com/page4.html
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Anonymous
2011-02-05T06:38:41+00:00 THE SUPPLIER SITE IS ACTIVE, AND DOES HAVE THE 32/64 DRIVER CONFIRMED WORKING FULLY! I INITIALLY HAD TROUBLE ONLY ON A 64 BIT SYSTEM OF MINE, BUT NOW ALL THREE OF MY PRODIKEYS WORK ON ALL SYSTEMS!
http://proaudiosoft.com/page4.html This driver has been in development, but now supports about every motherboard known to man!
yippie!