Which bit-version are you running? IE 64-bit or IE 32-bit? ^ Although you can use an alternative browser as the default browser, you can't use Internet Explorer 64-bit as your default browser. You can verify that by clicking 'About Internet Explorer' in the help menu in IE8 or on the gearwheel in IE9. If you are running IE 64-bit you will find '64 bit Edition' after the browser version number. If you run IE 32-bit, there is no corresponding note in the About window. You can also check the bit-version with Windows Task Manager by searching for the iexplore.exe process. If '*32 bit' is displayed behind the process name, it is IE 32-bit if nothing is displayed, it is IE 64-bit. I have uninstalled melodyne, uninstalled and re-intsalled the firestudio drivers and still nothing works.In my next article in this series I will discuss IE 64-bit compatibility issues. I then tried to install a melodyne plugin and since then my computer doesnt recognize the Firestudio audio interface.

I have MAC OS X 10.6.6, Logic 9 and Presonus Firestudio Project. I installed the universal control software of Presonus web site and ran the universal control and. I did that too, dont know if that actually helped also, but maybe. When I check my firewire port underAbout this Mac heading nothing shows up at all. Pulled the AC adapter and plugged it in with using firewire bus power only, and that did the trick.Įven if the computer is off the light still flashes blue and red. This is a brand new imac and brand new firestudio mobile, got both for Christmas. I updated the firmware (per the post above) and tried yet again on my iMac with no luck.

Then I tried connecting to my friends Macbook with the same FW cable and it worked fine with the same drivers off this site. I retried installing and uninstalling the drivers multiple times.

I installed the drivers, restarted the computer, turned the computer off, connected the firestudio mobile (using an 800 to 400 adapter), and got the flashing red and blue light thing. I just bought a new firestudio mobile and downloaded the Mac OS drivers off this website. I tried it on two firewire cables, both which worked with my external hard drive, and both did not work.

These are mostly insane ramblings of a poor aircraft mechanic who can, strangely enough, still hear. I uninstalled the drivers, reinstalled them, reinstalled legacy drivers, all that- none of its working.

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