Either one involves deleting a MIDI sub-key by right-clicking on the key name and choosing Delete. A list of sub-keys will show up in the right pane (Figure 1) locate the MIDI sub-keys (Midi, Midi1, Midi2. Under Current Version, click on the Drivers32 k(folder)ey. Go down and open the tree as follows: Software > Microsoft > Windows NT > Current Version.Ĥ. Locate the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key and click on the + sign to its left to expand it.ģ. You should then be able to get things moving. Once you’ve cleaned the registry, reboot and reinstall. Access the Windows registry and delete any redundancies that occur within the midi “name” category. The “25009” error is generally caused by errors in the Windows registry. Of course, if anyone has another solution to the problem you are free to reply with an answer.
So, my main question right now is how to find out what drivers needs to be removed so I can install the drivers to my Motif 6. So, I tried to remove some other drivers that I suspected might be the cause of this problem (ASIO drivers, some Line 6 drivers for my TonePort GX, ect.), but after several installation retries and reboots, the problem still persists. Please remove any unused MIDI drivers, and try again. An additional MIDI driver cannot be installed on this computer. Everything seems to go fine until another popup tells me this:Įrror 25009. I cancel the window and start the driver setup.exe (as told in the installation guide). After connecting the Motif 6, a Windows-popup appears prompting me to install drivers for my “unknown device”. I’ve tried to follow the Installation Guide that came with the driver installer, but I can’t find a good solution on how to solve my problem. Though, I’ve run into some trouble while trying to install the Yamaha USB-MIDI drivers. I’ve recently obtained a Yamaha Motif 6 synthesizer/workstation and my plan is to use it as a Master Keyboard in a digital sequencer on my PC (right now I’m working with Propellerhead’s Reason v4). As you can see I’m a newcomer here, and as all newcomers are destined to ask annoying questions, I feel that I need to do my part.
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