KVR Audio

kuntflap · Post by **kuntflap** » Thu Sep 29, 2016 12:11 am

Can anyone get the BCR2000 drivers to install on windows 10. I have the latest firmware on the unit (1.10).

When installing with the 64-bit drivers off the behringer website, it seems to go well until prompted to turn on the BCR 2000. When I turn on the BCR-2000, I get an error message saying that the device is not found.

In Device Manager, the BCR-2000 is listed under Universal Serial Bus Controllers as "Unknown USB Device (Invalid Device Descriptor)."

In the properties, it also says: "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)"

I have tried running the driver installer as an administrator and in Windows 7 compatibility mode with the same result.

Any ideas? I'm tearing my hair out.

Thanks

gravehill · Post by **gravehill** » Thu Sep 29, 2016 7:18 am

I tried it as well and never managed to get it to work. I was even in contact with Behringer rep about it and this is his reply:

"Thank you for contacting us. I have not heard of the status of a new driver or update. Focus has been on the newer X-Touch series but eventually something should be released. Sorry I couldn't be any more specific."

The unit works via MIDI as always, just not via USB.

kuntflap · Post by **kuntflap** » Thu Sep 29, 2016 9:09 pm

I feared that would be the answer.

I presume it can't be edited with the B-Control software via midi? I can't remember if that was useful. Been a while.

incubus · Post by **incubus** » Thu Sep 29, 2016 9:12 pm

I got no horse in this race, but your stage name is funny

solger · Post by **solger** » Fri Sep 30, 2016 1:41 pm

kuntflap wrote:Can anyone get the BCR2000 drivers to install on windows 10. I have the latest firmware on the unit (1.10).

When installing with the 64-bit drivers off the behringer website, it seems to go well until prompted to turn on the BCR 2000. When I turn on the BCR-2000, I get an error message saying that the device is not found.

In Device Manager, the BCR-2000 is listed under Universal Serial Bus Controllers as "Unknown USB Device (Invalid Device Descriptor)."

I have both the BCF and BCR running (via USB) with the 64-bit drivers v1.0.10 under Windows 10 Pro.

(o) In Windows Device Manager, have you already tried to manually update and point to the unpacked BCR driver file.
(o) Have you already tried if running the BCR in U-1 operating mode (can be set in the global setup) makes any difference?
(o) You might find some additional hints in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=450929

gravehill · Post by **gravehill** » Fri Sep 30, 2016 4:20 pm

I tried all those and also participated in that thread but I couldn't get it to work, no matter what. Since it's working in your end, it might be a conflict with something else.

I'm not using my BCR at the moment because I got an M-Audio Code61 keyboard a while ago and use the controllers on that.

Spiritos · Post by **Spiritos** » Fri Sep 30, 2016 4:50 pm

Yesterday I had a similair problem with my PCR-800 keyboard. I have a dedicated DAW OS which runs Win 8.1 but since it's a dual-boot and I sometimes just quickly want to try something out, I needed it to work under my regular Win 10 OS. I found the common problem is unsigned drivers and some threads offered this solution (which worked for me). Some did mention this bypass only works for Roland & Edirol devices but it can't hurt to try. WIth this commands you temporarily disable Windows driver signing so you can install the hardware driver, then enable them again when done.

Open elevated command prompt (run as administrator)

BCDEDIT -Set LoadOptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
BCDEDIT -Set TESTSIGNING ON

Reboot (optionally, depending on how lucky you feel

Install the unsigned driver.

Re-enable driver signing enforcement again:

BCDEDIT -Set LoadOptions ENABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
BCDEDIT -Set TESTSIGNING OFF.

Reboot and fingers crossed

Behringer BCR2000 Controller Installation Issues on Windows 10