After 2.1 Update Kore Controller Not Recognized

I performed an update for the Kore 2 driver, and then the update for 2.1. During the 2.1 update, it asked me to insert the disc that came with my software. I did so, but it couldn't find a driver. I selected the option to search online, but no driver was found. I completed the rest of the install, and now my Kore 2 controller is no longer recognized. I tried installing the Kore 2 drive a second time, but it doesn't help.

What should I do?

 

I ahve the same problem just posted also. Please help

 

Is the Kore v2.1 only for Kore v2 Controllers? Or, will it add functionality for the Kore v1 Controller with it's different set of buttons? Thanks, CS.

 

The video I watched said it adds functionality to the Kore 1 controller as well.

 

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The 2.1 installer shouldn't be asking you for the DVD. I'd uninstall/reinstall from scratch if I were you.

ew

 

Before you do that, though- try shutting down your system. Start back up without the controller plugged in, and then plug in the controller once you're completely up and running.

ew

 

Thank you. I uninstalled both Kore and the controller driver and reinstalled. The controller was working again. Then, when I installed the latest patch, it once again asked for my Kore 2 disc. This time I cancelled and again, the Kore 2 controller was non-functional. On a hunch I went to the Kore 2 disc and reinstalled the controller drive and its functioning again. I then used Service Center and tried to install the controller driver update. It offers only Repair or Uninstall. I tried the repair option. My Kore controller is still functional, but Service Center continues to report that an update is available. Ugh.

I guess I can live with this. However, all of my installed Sound Packs are no longer working. They show in the database, but the samples cannot be found on disk. I have tried to repair the sounds manually, but wow, I will be here for another six hours. Why is this so hard?
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Reinstalling the Sound Packs seems to be fixing the problem. Not sure if the sounds were actually missing (perhaps they were deleted when I uninstalled Kore?) or it was just an issue with mapping the database to the file system. In any event, that part if fixed.

Thank you ew. A reinstall was the only fix that seemed to work.

Now if I could just determine why Service Center persists in saying my controller driver needs to be updated, I would be golden

 

I tried this (Windows Vista 32-bit SP1):
Unplugged the controller (V2).
Uninstalled the controller driver and kore 2.
Reinstalled version 2.0.0 from the DVD - didn't install the controller driver.
Ran the 2.1.0 update.
Rebooted.
Plugged in the controller.

I still experienced the same message: "please insert the disc that came with your Kore 2 controller"

Running the standalone 2.0.10.1 installer seemed to result in the same condition.

In desperation, I ended up using 7-zip to expand the contents of the Kore Controller driver 2.0.10.1.exe into a new directory, then used Windows search to copy all the files into a single flat directory.

When the "please insert..." message came up I pointed it at my flattened content directory and it managed to proceed and complete the driver installation.

I know this won't be an approved install method but it might help someone else who has the same issue.