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| S2 with Dell Latitude D630 Hi,
I'm new to this and wanting to buy an S2. Can anyone tell me if a Dell Latitude D630 on Windows 7 will work with this controller and if so, are there any tweaks that will be required please?
FYI: I've been using Traktor LE for some time now with a Behringer controller, with no issues on the same computer.
Thanks in advance for any assistance... | Lashawn Maycock
13.03.2012 |
Originally Posted by paulalexsaltis
Dell are notoriously problematic with their out of the box drivers, I would strongly recommend visiting their site to update every driver on your laptop... eg. bios etc. I had a evening
mare with my XPS when I first got it, but updating this helped and now it runs amazingly. I'm not sure of the spec's on your dell, but would suggest you plug your S2 into a USB 2.0 port rather than the USB 3.0 one's they havent sorted this out so far, thankfully I had an E-Sata/USB 2.0 on mine Good luck
Agree with this, OP; USB2.0 is your friend and run TP2 in full screen mode. Initially I had audio problems with the XPS15 but using USB2.0 and running in full screen solved all the issues for me, I didn't even have to turn off wifi or run any of the optimisation tips.
All the best. | Nena Mckendree
09.03.2012 |
Originally Posted by Rodb73
Hi,
I'm new to this and wanting to buy an S2. Can anyone tell me if a Dell Latitude D630 on Windows 7 will work with this controller and if so, are there any tweaks that will be required please?
FYI: I've been using Traktor LE for some time now with a Behringer controller, with no issues on the same computer.
Thanks in advance for any assistance...
It's hard to tell with out testing it, but the specs meet the requirements stated by Native Instruments.
But...meeting the specs, doesn't always mean it will work out of the box. | Gabriela Dutko
05.03.2012 | Hi,
I'm new to this and wanting to buy an S2. Can anyone tell me if a Dell Latitude D630 on Windows 7 will work with this controller and if so, are there any tweaks that will be required please?
FYI: I've been using Traktor LE for some time now with a Behringer controller, with no issues on the same computer.
Thanks in advance for any assistance... | Gabriela Dutko
20.03.2012 | Hi and thanks to everyone that posted a reply... | Lashawn Maycock
13.03.2012 |
Originally Posted by paulalexsaltis
Dell are notoriously problematic with their out of the box drivers, I would strongly recommend visiting their site to update every driver on your laptop... eg. bios etc. I had a evening
mare with my XPS when I first got it, but updating this helped and now it runs amazingly. I'm not sure of the spec's on your dell, but would suggest you plug your S2 into a USB 2.0 port rather than the USB 3.0 one's they havent sorted this out so far, thankfully I had an E-Sata/USB 2.0 on mine Good luck
Agree with this, OP; USB2.0 is your friend and run TP2 in full screen mode. Initially I had audio problems with the XPS15 but using USB2.0 and running in full screen solved all the issues for me, I didn't even have to turn off wifi or run any of the optimisation tips.
All the best. | Sharyn Prado
13.03.2012 | Dell are notoriously problematic with their out of the box drivers, I would strongly recommend visiting their site to update every driver on your laptop... eg. bios etc. I had a evening
mare with my XPS when I first got it, but updating this helped and now it runs amazingly. I'm not sure of the spec's on your dell, but would suggest you plug your S2 into a USB 2.0 port rather than the USB 3.0 one's they havent sorted this out so far, thankfully I had an E-Sata/USB 2.0 on mine Good luck | Nena Mckendree
09.03.2012 |
Originally Posted by Rodb73
Hi,
I'm new to this and wanting to buy an S2. Can anyone tell me if a Dell Latitude D630 on Windows 7 will work with this controller and if so, are there any tweaks that will be required please?
FYI: I've been using Traktor LE for some time now with a Behringer controller, with no issues on the same computer.
Thanks in advance for any assistance...
It's hard to tell with out testing it, but the specs meet the requirements stated by Native Instruments.
But...meeting the specs, doesn't always mean it will work out of the box. |
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