Greetings Gentlemen.Need help badly!!!! Here's the deal. I have upgraded my PC to more ram and faster solid state drive and running XP Service pack 2.

As there are many drivers having the same name, we suggest you to try the Driver Tool, otherwise you can try one by on the list of available driver below. Please scroll down to find a latest utilities and drivers for your Creamware Pulsar driver.

I have a Pulsar 1 card installed- 3.1, of which I have the original disk and it ran beautifully.I then purchased and installed a Pulsar 2 and ran the 5.0 software.pressed a few buttons.followed directions (which I believe was not followed correctly) it asked me for and activation code which I did not have but I had a keyfile.put that in and it looked like the Pulsar 2 card was working (cards are STDM cabled). I was happy with that for a couple of weeks then in my greed I upgraded to a 5.1 version and the whole thing came unstuck!! 'Hardware could not be set up properly.' 'Could not gain access to the Scope hardware.'

I then tried swapping slots and uninstalling and finally just left the Pulsar 1 card with the original software and I'am back to step 1 again! My question is - Is there a correct order to install these 2 cards with its given software? Am I leaving old Scope Drivers or software after uninstalling and reinstalling which is affecting the Cards???? Do I need an activation code from Sonic Core to install the 5.0 software?

Did the 5.1 software (32 bit) affect the system! Tearing my hair out here!!!!

Many thanks to this Great Site. A keyfile authorizes software and plugins. You import that when the registration window opens. If you are not computer savvy enough to know where to look, i'm loathe to spend 20 minutes explaining something that can make even more problems. Drivers are usually in windows system 32 drivers. Basically, you need to find the card(s) in the device manager, right click, choose 'update driver'.

Pes 2016 pc download windows 10. 'not this time'. 'install from a list or specific location'.

'don't search, i will choose the driver to install'. If you see 'Creamware DSP Board', select that and choose 'next', follow the prompts to complete the task. If Creamware DSP Board' is not there, click on 'have disk'. Use the 'browse' function to navigate to the v4 install files in 'drivers win2k'.

Continue through the prompts to complete the driver install. I hope this hint works for you. Garyb wrote:that keyfile you sent me has NO software keys. It does have several nice plugin keys.

It looks like the owner of the card fooled you. He sent the portion of his keyfile that related to your card and probably had a v5 or v5.1 key for his other card(s), but not that card. You would need to purchase the upgrade if this is true. The PCI cards were made by Creamware, not Sonic Core. Up to v4.5 was made by Creamware as well. V5(5.1) was made by S C, so that users could operate in windows 7.

Hi Gary,- Just a question: In addition to XITE-1/SCOPE 5.1,- I own my Creamware 15DSP Classic PCI card w/ SCOPE 4.0 keys and I´ll keep it ´til it dies. I have a SCOPE 4.5 installer here. Does it work with SCOPE 4.0 keys or are SCOPE 4.5 keys essential? If yes,- are these free or on charge?

And,- are there significant advantages in SCOPE v4.5 over SCOPE v4.0? The background is, I already set up my 2nd rackmount machine to use it together w/ XITE-1 and SCOPE 5.1 on a different machine, both synced via physical MIDI and ADAT. For the time being, I want to run devices not working properly on XITE-1 on the 15DSP,- p.ex. Using STS-4000 sampler(s) on the second machine, replacing my hardware AKAI samplers.