Edirol PCR MIDI Keyboard driver missing - Fixed !

I let my Win 10 Pro DAW update and now the PCR driver is reported as uninstalled as I found I had a non functioning keyboard controller. I remember going through a few hoops to install the driver when i upgraded to Win 10 - Anyone else encountered this. I really dont want to spend to upgrade the keyboard - it generally does what I need it to....
 
Windows 10 upgrades starting to make me uneasy now....any suggestions how to fix this ?
 
 

Hey fireberd, thanks for the reply. I did manage to get the driver to work once again ! It sure is fiddly though and really shouldn't have to be done. Heres a copy and paste in a related thread I started in the Sonar section of the forum, on the lookout for a replacement controller in the event I could not get it to work again.
 
- in the last few minutes I have managed to get the old Edirol Win 8.1 driver and the PCR working on my Windows 10 Professional 64-bit system once again ! The difference this time, was finding out how to access hidden troubleshoot options on Win 10 anniversary edition via a <cntr> restart...once I could do this, I could disable driver verification, amend the install batch file from 8.1 to 10 and.....well my PCR lives to tell the tale once again, despite being stranded at 8.1 by Roland....
 
If anyone else drops by this thread in the future - this was the link that cracked it for me.
http://www.howtogeek.com/167723/how-to-disable-driver-signature-verification-on-64-bit-windows-8.1-so-that-you-can-install-unsigned-drivers/
 
Don't forget, visit the thread also to learn how to change the install batch file to change references from Win 8.1 (The last version of the PCR driver produced by Roland) to 10
 
Hope this helps anyone else...

Yes, it all seems very hit and miss, fireberd. I totally understand obsolescence and all that, but my PCR as a piece of hardware works perfectly for my purposes, and it would really have stuck in the craw if I would have had to shell out this weeks for say, an equivalent replacement such as a Roland A-PRO series, which of course I guess might be part of Rolands thinking when they neglected to update the PCR drivers beyond Windows 8.1.
 
So, currently, with my minor success earlier getting the driver reinstalled after the Windows 10 anniversary update, I feel a little like I have won a small victory over 'the man' and will celebrate by perhaps pootling over a toon or two with my trusty PCR later this evening.

A rant on Roland.  Because of the problems with Roland products (at least what I had) and Win 10, I'm through with Roland.  I sold the Octa-Capture and moved to MOTU for recording interface and I bought a cheap M-Audio USB connected keyboard in case I need one. 
 
Another Roland "gotcha".  The Octa-Capture developed a problem with the headphone output (I replaced the jack and that didn't help).  The headphone output is on a small separate circuit board, but Roland does not sell the small board alone, I would have had to buy a larger main board and the headphone board as part of a package ($250).  I sold it to a person that doesn't use the headphone jack.

I tried the sequence to disable the driver signing Bugaboo. I went into device manager and it will not update the drivers, but now I will restart it and see if that works.
*** Jeopardy music ***
And it does not.
Windows can't find the drivers or install them.

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