Hi,
I didnt see any instructions. I dont want to go pushing things and then get into worse trouble.
Not sure how to switch drivers. What would changing drivers do?
I am sad and confused.
Dennis

hiroko_dennis
I didnt see any instructions. I dont want to go pushing things and then get into worse trouble.
Not sure how to switch drivers. What would changing drivers do?...

 
It's not about changing anything. This is the software that you should have installed initially the first time you connected up your audio interface. Just download it and install it.

When I push download file,  then open, I'm taken to a blank page that says Win Zip Store at the top.

hiroko_dennis
When I push download file,  then open, I'm taken to a blank page that says Win Zip Store at the top.

 
Save the file to disk first. Apparently it's a zipped file, so it needs to be unzipped before you can run it. In Windows Explorer, right-click on the file and see if there are any options to "unzip" or "extract". I'm guessing that you will end up with several files in a single folder and that one of the files will be a "readme" file with instructions.

Hi,
did that. loaded to disk. Opeded dick, found files,found read me files, tried to open numerousw times, but only goes to
"Can't find file" Try again.
mmmm

What would happen if I deleted all MC6 stuff from my computer, then re installed it?

hiroko_dennis
...loaded to disk. Opeded dick, found files,found read me files, tried to open numerousw times, but only goes to
"Can't find file"...

 
The file that you have downloaded may look similar to a folder and its contents can be browsed as though it were a folder. But the files inside it cannot be opened or run as it stands. You need to unzip it first and extract the files.

A compressed folder has the standard, yellow folder icon but the front has a zipper running up and down through the middle of the folder.  You will have to decompress the files in the zip folder before the files can be used.  To decompress a zipped folder:
1) Single right click on the zipped folder icon.  A sub menu window is displayed.
2) Select "Extract All..." on the sub menu.  A window opens stating you need to "Select a Destination and Extract Files"
3) Select the "Extract" button at the bottom of the window.
4) A folder will be created in the same location as the original, zipped folder.  The new folder icon will look like a normal folder and will not have the zipper on the icon.  The new folder will share the name of the zipped folder and will contain decompressed files.