Driver Model OS Original Upload Date Last Modification Driver File File Size Compatible Computer Models Availabilty To Instalation Manager Edirol Ua 5 Y31.1490 For Windows 7 32 bit alldrivers-y31.1490.exe 22kb Fujitsu FMVF53BDWS, Fujitsu FMVNR9P2C, HP HP Compaq nx6120, HP FL379AA-UUZ m9480ch, GETAC V100-X, Panasonic CF-W7DWM07JM, HP HP EliteBook 8560p, Lenovo ThinkPad T430u, HP Pavilion zv5000, and more. Edirol Ua 5 42497 For Windows 7 64 bit alldrivers-42497.exe 189kb IBM 8187QG7, HP HP ENVY TS 17 Notebook PC, Gigabyte G31M-ES2C, ASUS BM2230, Toshiba Dynabook Qosmio G10/390LS, Panasonic CF-T5AC1DXS, and more. Edirol Ua 5 6002.12.1 For Windows 7 alldrivers-6002.12.1.exe 158kb Panasonic CF-19THR65Q2, Sony VGN-NW305F, Sony VGN-CS2, LG R560-CR20K, Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 11, and more. Edirol Ua 5 2.12691.1 For Windows 10 1/30/2015 alldrivers-2.12691.1.exe 103kb MSI MS-9179, Lenovo 1S0W2, Gateway MX6422, HP KX781AV-ABJ p6120jp, ACTION MONTANA W7HP, HP BT434AAR-ABA s5603w, Panasonic CF-S10AY6DC, ASUS BM5275, HP P7-1031, Gigabyte T1005, and more.
Edirol Ua 5 1.1342.1 For Windows 10 64 bit 8/31/2014 alldrivers-1.1342.1.exe 147kb Lenovo ThinkPad R60e, SAMSUN 350V, MSI VR321, Sony VGN-NS38MW, Compaq GN720AA-ABA SR5254X, Sharp PC-MM Series, Mitsubishi CX25XCZOTSBF, and more. Edirol Ua 5 P2902 For Windows 7 32 bit 9/28/2014 alldrivers-p2902.exe 181kb Gigabyte G31M-ES2C, Sony VGNFW463J/B, IBM 2374KG5, Acer Aspire 3660, LG LW70-JJKG, NEC PC-LG24NRBEL, HP P1089A-ABU 7965, Dimotion PCDQ3W5, Sony VGN-A39GP, Sony VPC-M120AB, Sony VGN-AW92JS, ASUS 1001PX, IBM IBM System x3200 M2 -4367I6A, and more. Edirol Ua 5 63420 For Windows 7 64 bit 9/13/2014 alldrivers-63420.exe 23kb NEC VERSAL2200 RND61058988, I-MOBILE TPC-2A, LG E500-K.APCAY, Panasonic FZ-G1AABJKMY, IBM 80847CG, IBM 8183Z2C, and more. Edirol Ua 5 T2.14029 For Windows 7 9/8/2014 alldrivers-t2.14029.exe 219kb Gateway GT5418E, Sony VGN-FE17SP, HP PS227AA-ABE t880.es, Lenovo 6464WAM, Lenovo 1024AMU, HP P6520ch-m, HP HP Pavilion dv9000, NEC PC-VY16MEXJRFHX, IBM 6221PGG, Seneca U53131, and more. Edirol Ua 5 2.12291.1 For Windows 10 2/24/2015 alldrivers-2.12291.1.exe 123kb IBM 8172KMG, Sony VGN-A317M, Packard Bell TS44HR, Intel S3420GPV, HP PY142AA-AB3 w5180d, Sony SVE15138CGS, HP CQ2803EDm, Sony VPCEB33FG, NOVATECH A35FE/FB, IBM System x3200 M3 -732842G, and more.
Edirol Ua 5 21.13 For Windows 10 64 bit 1/2/2015 alldrivers-21.13.exe 65kb IBM System x3200 M3 -7328K1G, ASUS C90P, Compaq Presario 7132EA 470019-261, Gateway FX7026, Advent DT2, NEC RNG41146695, IBM D945PLRN, Lenovo ThinkCentre M72z, HP FJ422AA-UUW a6551.sc, IBM ThinkPad R30, HP AX351AW#ABA, HP H9-1187, HP RR492AA-ABE s7730.es, and more. Edirol Ua 5 62387 For Windows 8 atsjfj-62387.exe 180kb Toshiba SATELLITE C850D-117, SYX SYX-DP67BG-Extreme, HP Compaq 610, Sony VGN-FW140AE, Toshiba SATELLITE C55-A-16Z, Fujitsu FMV8NU1LC5, Powerspec Ps7124, Lenovo 209024U, Medion E5217, Fujitsu CELSIUS W380, Sony VGN-TT250N, VOYAGEURPC Warranty, IBM IBM System X3100 M4 -2582K9G, and more. Edirol Ua 5 40770 For Windows 7 32 bit 9/24/2014 alldrivers-40770.exe 131kb HP 20-a218d, EMachines EL1352, Packard Bell EASYNOTEMX61-B-026, HP KQ519AA-ABU IQ500.uk, Acer AS5737Z, Toshiba DynaBook G6C/X18CME, HP GG698AA-ABH s3130.nl, LG S550-GE6AK, LG F1-2227K, and more. Edirol Ua 5 2071.19 For Windows 7 64 bit 8/24/2014 hv-2071.19.exe 50kb IBM IBM eServer x226-8648W16, HP GG662AA-ABD a6041.at, HP HP Pavilion dv9000, Acer Dalle, and more.
This is the EDIROL UA-5 driver for Microsoft(R) Windows 7 64-bit Edition.This driver also supports ASIO (Steinberg Audio Stream I/O Interface). Roland Software License AgreementIn no event shall Roland Corporation be liable to end-users for any damages whatsoever, including but not limited to financial damages for any loss of profits or information arising from the use of, or inability to use this updater.
The foregoing provision is effective even if Roland Corporation has been advised of the possibility of such damages.This is a legal agreement between you (an individual or a corporation) and Roland Corporation (herein referred to as 'Roland') regarding the usage of this software product (herein referred to as 'SOFTWARE'). Please read carefully the terms of this License Agreement before installing or using the SOFTWARE. By installing, copying, or starting the use of the SOFTWARE, you hereby consent to the terms of this License Agreement.1. GRANT OF LICENSERoland grants you the following non-exclusive rights to use the SOFTWARE in accordance with the terms of this License Agreement.(a) You may only use the SOFTWARE on a specific single computer at one time.
Use of the SOFTWARE shall include loading the SOFTWARE into temporary memory (i.e., RAM) or installing the SOFTWARE into storage media (i.e., hard disk) of the computer on which you will use the SOFTWARE.(b) You may make one copy of the SOFTWARE for backup purposes only (on floppy disk, magneto optical disk, DAT or the similar media), but you are prohibited to make any other copy.2. COPYRIGHTThe SOFTWARE and its copyrights are the property of Roland and are protected by all international copyright laws and treaties.Therefore, you must treat the SOFTWARE like any other copyrighted material (i.e., a book or a CD). All rights that are not provided for herein are reserved by Roland.3.
OTHER RESTRICTIONS(a) You shall not modify, change, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the SOFTWARE and the copyright notice and copyrighted logo.Unauthorized copying, uploading to another network, distributing, modifying and/or attaching this software to other media or any other sales item is expressly forbidden.(b) You shall not loan, rent, lease, sublicense or transfer the SOFTWARE, either in whole or in part, to any third party. But you may permanently transfer the SOFTWARE and accompanying printed materials provided you retain no copies of the Software and recipient agrees to the terms of this License Agreement. If the SOFTWARE has been updated or upgraded, any transfer of the SOFTWARE must include the most recent update and all prior versions.(c) If this SOFTWARE contains multiple templates of media (such as floppy disks and CD-ROM) and these media contain the same software, you may use only the one form of media that is appropriate for your computer.
You shall not use the remaining form(s) of media on another computer.(d) You may not use the Software from multiple locations of a multi-user or networked system at any time.4. NO WARRANTYRoland makes no warranty, either expressed or implied, with respect to any of the software, including, without limitation, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.5.
NO LIABILITYRoland can not reply to inquiries regarding this system software updater. Please read the instructions completely, and please note that you should use the SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK.In no event shall Roland be liable to end-users for any damages whatsoever, including but not limited to financial damages for any loss of profits or information arising from the use of, or inability to use this product. The foregoing provision is effective even if Roland has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
Even if the SOFTWARE has any material, verifiable, and reproducible program errors, Roland shall have no liability to modify such errors.6. TERMINATION OF THE LICENSERoland reserves the right to terminate this License Agreement if you fail to comply with any of the terms of this License Agreement.
Upon such termination, you shall immediately stop using the SOFTWARE.7. GENERAL(a) Any provision of this Agreement which is prohibited or unenforceable in any jurisdiction shall be ineffective to the extent of such prohibition or unenforceability without affecting, impairing or invalidating the remaining provisions hereof.(b) This License Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of State of California without reference to the principles of conflicts of laws.-Copyright (C) 2015 Roland Corporation. All rights reserved. I AGREE AND WISH TO PROCEED WITH DOWNLOAD.
I just update to Win 10 Pro from Win 7 Pro, on the last free day, today. When booted Sonar, it said my midi was missing. I have a Edirol UM-550, which was the fastest midi interface using 5 parallel output ports instead of the normal series method for more precise timing.
I forgot they moved to Roland like my old Delta 1010LT cards, they are terrible with providing drivers and I will NEVER buy anything from them again. I thought it was a typo when I found they had no Win 10 drivers, and boldly said they are not making one. So I took the Win 8/8.1 driver and remained stuck after I turned the unit on after I uninstalled the Win 7 driver. I tried to follow the instructions here, but found they were missing a few steps maybe, so I hope I can make it clear to how I got it to work with Win 10. First I uninstalled the Win 8 driver I put in, use the uninstall to get rid of the Win 7 driver. The Win 8 Driver comes in Zip form. Unzip it to another folder you name like; 'Ediunzip', etc.
After it is unzipped. You will see a.exe file, and one folder named; 'files' and 'Readme'.
Take that folder 'files', then the 64 bit folder, and use the Windows Wordpad, and open it with the all file extension pulldown (.). You will see a bunch of files and one with a.INI extention (RDIF1020.INF). Now take the Windows Wordpad and open that file. You will see a few places where it has; 'Windows 7' in the text, I changed them to Windows 10. I also changed wherever I saw that 6.2 to a 10.
Saved and closed. Next step, restart the computer using the start button while holding the space key down. Click troubleshoot, to get to the option to boot without signature screen (#7), on next screen after the options are shown. Turn off the UM-550 before the computer will re-boots in the without looking for signatures mode, if you turn off the UM-550 you wont have to remove the USB cable. After the computer boots, do not use the setup.exe file outside the files folder, but use the one in the 64 bit folder (I have 64 bits, I can't say if the 32 bit folder would work for 32 bits, but use that for 32 bits and change the INI folder in there not in the 64 bit folder. When the setup.exe 64 file is executed you will be prompted to continue to load this driver. Click to use it, and after it is loaded you will be asked to connect the USB cable which I never removed, and turn on the UM-550 via the power button.
After a few seconds your driver should be working. Thanks, saved me from buying another midi interface to my keyboards and midi sound hardware. A Motu 5 x 5 midi interface is $139, and the only thing wrong with the UM-550, is that no one updated the driver. The last thing I was thinking about was buying a midi interface.
Keep that modified Win 8 to Win 10 driver file, in a safe place. 164 bit folder. Hi Folks, Just wanted to say a big thanks for the tips here. I updated to Windows 10 on my music computer- on the last day you possibly could - and installed the new Sonar Platinum - when it was missing my external device MIDI connections - I realized the UM-880 driver was not there, and after a while of searching - came across this post.
It worked for me. Unplug your UM-880 from the computer - and turn off the unit Download the windows 8 Driver. And Extract all the files to folders Uninstall first (there was something there but it was not recognized) which sends computer to reboot.
Go to the extracted files and locate the 'SETUP Information' file (which is an.INF - hidden extensions don't show). Using NOTEPAD - change the 6.2 string to a 10 string save. (I Did run the BCDEDIT commands - create a shortcut on desktop cmd.exe - save shortcut and right click it - run as administrator). I had to reboot (I think I uninstalled but did not disconnect - so I think it reinstalled some version of driver) It does popup a different warning - I accepted it to run. I then plugged the USB cable into the computer - and powered up the UM-880.
Driver installed And the Driver was recognized in Sonar Platinum - and all my old instrument mapping to channels was restored. I did research a bit on what was changing in Windows 10 - and there is a whole new Midi API stack that I do not see devices delivering on yet - at least I did not find any.
Colasoft capsa 7 professional serial number. Midi over network and Bluetooth. I did see some Bluetooth for iPad and iPhone - but not for windows. This hopefully will allow me to play my synths for a while until the manufacturers come out with drives that use the new Windows 10 stuff. Thank you for posting an answer - that seemed very foreign - but absolutely worked. Hi People, I just opened an account here to say 'Thank you so much' to you all. This morning Windows 10 started it's upgrade to the 'Anniversary Edition' with no warning. Took some 40 minutes for the upgrade itself, then the fun started.
Most of my original Win 10 tweaks had been erased, including the driver tweak for Edirol UA-25, my old faithful that has performed perfectly for years. Pleased to say, method 2 setup from Windows driver install worked well again using the drivers for 8.1 I did modify the inf file but that may not have been needed as driver signing was disabled as per the method 2 list. A few more hours and I may have this PC set up as I want. Fixed the Office Upgrade nag, fixed the Edge nuisance, shut up stupid Cortana (oops, it just came back), printer work next. Oxygen II keyboard is not working yet. It shouldn't be like this.
![]()
I'm glad so many folk take the time/trouble to help us regain at least a small amount of control over the computers we own. Thanks again. Thank you very much It worked with my Edirol PCR 300 midi keyboard controller on Windows 10 anniversary. Can anyone tell me if the 'Disable driver signature enforcement' are now permanently disabled or is this only for this driver install (what I would prefer for security reasons)? Ta Siggimund Edit: Think I found an answer to my question here: 'maxedtech.com/about-testmode/' and here: 'howtogeek.com/167723/' which seems to confirm that the method used by OP does not permanently disable driver signature enforcement. Sorry, the forum software removes my links so you have to add 'in front to follow them.
Afrodrum Siggimund Thank you very much It worked with my Edirol PCR 300 midi keyboard controller on Windows 10 anniversary. Can anyone tell me if the 'Disable driver signature enforcement' are now permanently disabled or is this only for this driver install (what I would prefer for security reasons)? I guess it is permanently. Perhaps the driver would stop working at the next restart if it was not permanently.Well, as mentioned in my edit I found some sources (don't know how reliable though) that say otherwise. ( Well, the internet says so, so it must be true ) Especially 'maxedtech.com/about-testmode/' compares 2 methods, 'Test Mode' and 'Disable driver signature enforcement (This/OP's method)', and gives OP's method a + for, quote: '+ does not permanently allow the installation of unsigned drivers'. But yes, Afrodrum'.
Driver would stop working at the next restart if it was not permanently' also sounds logical to me. Regards Siggimund. The following information is MY PERSONAL imagination. It is based on a little bit more then a 'rumor from the internet', but since I have not went throw the whole procedure to prove that (yet), some statements can be wrong. The problem of the driver is NOT that it does not mention windows 10.
The problem that it DOES mention never existing version of windows. That is why many old drivers install without any pip, which Roland drivers require 'the hack'. Explicitly, the problem is: Roland.NTamd64.6.2;; Windows8%RDID0106DeviceDesc%=RDID0106Install, USBVID0582&PID0117; VS-20Roland.NTamd64.7;; not supported 64.6.2 is Windows 8; 64.6.3 is Windows 8.1; 64.10.0 is windows 10; 64.7.
Does not exist! What this statement means for Windows? That the driver is ALLOWED to be installed on ANY version between 6.2 and 7. Effectively on Windows 8 line only (so Windows 8.1 is allowed, Windows 8.5 is also allowed. But MS has moved to Windows 10 instead).
Without 64.7 section the driver could have an 'open date' and be installed without problem. But in current situation, Roland has per-programmed the drivers and so devices will be obsolete during the time they was making them.
They put a 'time bomb' there. Was that the Evil plan? I do not think so.
They was releasing separate drivers for separate Windows version. I guess that was to avoid users by mistake install let say Windows Vista drivers on Windows 8. And as long as new drivers are released that is good. But I think they had to release the driver with open date when they have made the decision no longer continue the development, removing the time bomb. Now to the latest discussion. The signature is checked during the installation and during loading.
But the signature is PER FILE. There is a separate file with signatures for all other files. By described procedure, we modify only INF file, which describe how to install the driver.
So its signature is not longer valid. The driver itself (binary files) still have correct signatures. So we have to disable signature checking during installation only, when the file with broken signature is used (the last sentence I have not checked, so like 95% sure.) - I have installed the driver disabling signature checking during reboot. I had to do this again after anniversary update.
![]()
I am sure the signing was/is on after the installation and I am sure my VS-20 is working. I have not found any method to disable kernel level drivers signature checking without going into the 'test' mode, which is clearly visible when on.
So if you do not see you are in the test mode, drivers are checked on loading. Now to the latest discussion. The signature is checked during the installation and during loading. But the signature is PER FILE.
There is a separate file with signatures for all other files. By described procedure, we modify only INF file, which describe how to install the driver. So its signature is not longer valid. The driver itself (binary files) still have correct signatures.
So we have to disable signature checking during installation only, when the file with broken signature is used (the last sentence I have not checked, so like 95% sure.) - I have installed the driver disabling signature checking during reboot. I had to do this again after anniversary update. I am sure the signing was/is on after the installation and I am sure my VS-20 is working. I have not found any method to disable kernel level drivers signature checking without going into the 'test' mode, which is clearly visible when on. So if you do not see you are in the test mode, drivers are checked on loading.
Thanks azslow3, +100 for that explanation. That makes it a lot clearer to me of what is going on. ( The pressure from my tin foil hat is easing up now. What about deleting all references to Windows versions or using Compatibility Mode? I'm using Windows 7 drivers for my interface under compatibility mode with Windows 10. They work fairly well but I do have to reinstall them periodically. Some of the.inf file lines:; This file supports:; Windows XP; Windows XP x64 Edition; Windows Vista; Windows Vista x64; Windows 7; Windows 7 x64; x64-based systemsDevices.ntamd64 Install1.ntamd64 CopyFiles=CopyFilessysx64 Install1.ntamd64.Services AddService =%SDriverName%, 0x00000002, AddServicex64, EventLogx64 Install1.ntamd64.HW AddReg=AddRegChildDev, AddRegDevSpecCfg1.
My drivers aren't for a Roland but 'some elcheepo brand' that does not reference any specific version of Windows except in the list of supported versions at the beginning. And since they do install ok in Windows 10 (I used compatibility mode for insurance), I was just wondering if the Roland drivers could be modded by simply deleting those references (example in red). Roland Original:;- Manufacturer%MfgName%=Roland,NTamd64.6.2,NTamd64.7 Roland Edited:;- Manufacturer%MfgName%=Roland,NTamd64 My Brand:;.; Manufacturer;- Manufacturer%SProvider%=Devices, ntamd64 And then delete the entire entry where it says: Roland.NTamd64.7;; not supported. Just a quick for what its worth. Up until recently I was working on an M audio interface with an old version of sonar and old copy of windows(either XP or 7. Cant remember at the moment). Anyhow all was well til the PC died.
I chose to update everything. I got a new windows PC with windows 10, bought sonar platinum, and bought the roland studio capture(for my interface). I was not aware that there were any windows 10 issues at all(as a matter of fact roland was advertising the studio capture as something that integrates very well with sonar and works on windows 10 just fine). In this case. Ignorance is bliss.
Edirol Ua 20 Windows 10
Had I seen this thread I may have had reservations about the roland unit and went a different way. But I didnt so I bought the roland and zero issues to date with this rig as a whole. Although there may be some bugs out there with older roland gear. It seems like at least the current gear coming out does indeed play well with windows 10. Just thought Id throw that out there for anyone contemplating anything new from roland.
As a side note. This thread just might be the reason that the new gear seemingly integrates just fine:). I've followed these instructions previously and got it working several times. It stops working many times, especially lately. I had it working for an entire day 2 days ago and the next morning the Fantom G would no longer be recognized as a MIDI device, no matter how hard I tried. I have boxed up my Roland G7 and listed it on Ebay, but I will also frame that decision with the fact that it is emotionally not a happy moment for me. I was so proud of this workstation and used it for all my studio recording for years.
I am really sad to part with it. I wrote this letter on Roland's Facebook and I copied it on mine and here as well so they don't just bury it: My open letter to Roland USA: The Fantom G7 was one of the most fantastic synths Roland built. That Roland couldn't spend 1 day of Engineering time for 1 developer to adjust the Windows 8 drivers and sign them for Windows 10, and 1 day of QA to certify it - choosing instead to end-of-life the Fantom G7 or force users to run Windows 7 has caused tens of thousands of MIDI/USB users grief. I have followed all of the instructions on the workarounds on Cakewalk's forums here: but Roland ignores the 'open letter' which shows more than 20,000 people have hit that thread looking for a way to keep using their $3000 device.
![]()
It worked for a day, then Windows 10 no longer saw it as a MIDI device. So, after weeks of struggles, I photographed it, boxed it up in the original box and put it on Ebay. To add insult to injury, an old MOTU Axiom 61 Mk1 WORKS FLAWLESSLY and that is older than my Fantom G7. I'm a software engineer. Changing the Windows 8 INI file didn't take much effort. Only Roland can resign the drivers with their private key. Then they need to make sure it's stable in QA and works after each reboot.
I owned a Juno/HS10 when I was a teenager in the 80's and I've always loved Roland products. But I'm no longer a loyal customer, I will never buy another Roland product again after this. I feel this is a loss of money and a workstation synth I was very proud to own. Gregmoreira Just thought Id throw that out there for anyone contemplating anything new from roland. As a side note.
This thread just might be the reason that the new gear seemingly integrates just fine:)Studio capture drivers are 'automatically downloaded when needed'. So I can can not quickly check myself. But you have it installed. Find relevant INF file and check there is no 'time bomb' (empty 'not supported' section with not existing Windows version, like NTamd64.10.10. Or NTamd64.11.0). If there is no such section, that was a good point to 'throw that out'.
If you see such section, wait till MS change the version ID and your device become nice looking door stopper See my explanation before, so far Roland has declaring drivers OBSOLETE FOR NEWER WINDOWS VERSION, long before that new version is even planed by MS, obviously without checking the driver for 'compatibility' (with not existing version). And one more thing.
Most drivers (at least for older devices) are effectively the same, for the same hardware (Edirol). You can check Linux kernel source code.
Edirol Pcr Driver Windows 10
Still some are 'supported' under Win10, other not. Is that not funny?
Comments are closed.
|
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |