ID:Core 10 V1 and Windows 10 or macOS 10.13
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2020 6:25 pm
Hi Folks,
I own an original ID:Core 10 V1 that has been used as a simple bedroom amp for the last 2 years or so. After visiting with a friend who also owns one and uses the Insider app to provide better control and patch management, I decide to get the ID:Core out of the closet and see where I could take it sonically. I downloaded the latest version of Insider (as of 2/20) and installed both the Mac version on my Mac Book Pro and the Windows version onto my desktop running Windows 10.
I tried the macOS version and while there were no macOS errors, Insider did not even recognize that the Amp was connected. I verified that the Mac saw the amp in System Profiler.
I then loaded the Windows version and connected the amp to the desktop system. Windows then provided the "you've connected SOMETHING, but I have no idea what it is" chime sounds. Looking at the Device Manager shows an unknown USB device.
In both cases, I tried multiple USB cables and multiple USB 2 and USB 3 ports (as well as a couple of USB hubs) with no difference.
I also tried the factory reset option. Is there a device driver that I should be loading on my systems?
Hoping that some of you may have "insight" into what might be happening.
Tim
I own an original ID:Core 10 V1 that has been used as a simple bedroom amp for the last 2 years or so. After visiting with a friend who also owns one and uses the Insider app to provide better control and patch management, I decide to get the ID:Core out of the closet and see where I could take it sonically. I downloaded the latest version of Insider (as of 2/20) and installed both the Mac version on my Mac Book Pro and the Windows version onto my desktop running Windows 10.
I tried the macOS version and while there were no macOS errors, Insider did not even recognize that the Amp was connected. I verified that the Mac saw the amp in System Profiler.
I then loaded the Windows version and connected the amp to the desktop system. Windows then provided the "you've connected SOMETHING, but I have no idea what it is" chime sounds. Looking at the Device Manager shows an unknown USB device.
In both cases, I tried multiple USB cables and multiple USB 2 and USB 3 ports (as well as a couple of USB hubs) with no difference.
I also tried the factory reset option. Is there a device driver that I should be loading on my systems?
Hoping that some of you may have "insight" into what might be happening.
Tim