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<blockquote data-quote="elconejito" data-source="post: 144699" data-attributes="member: 12592">I'm not trying to be a pain here <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> Are you certain you've set the blaster to &quot;none&quot;? You problem sounds exactly like mine was and I finally got it to work setting blaster speed to &quot;none&quot;. Things you may try (which I did at one point or another):-Completely remove the MCE blaster. Meaning, physically remove the MCE blaster from the system, uninstalling the driver. -shutdown. unplug from power (I don't know if this mattered, but I was desperate).-Turn on computer. Do a search for (i think) MCEIR.DLL (before you remove it, look in the driver details for the exact file name I think thats right), and remove all instances of it.-Reboot-Shut down (unplug power)-Turn on computer-After boot up, plug in MCE blaster. It will load the &quot;normal&quot; MCE driver.-Then install the MCE replacement plugin as normalIf it still doesn't work, try the power cycle trick again-Change the speed setting to &quot;none&quot;-unplug the MCE blaster-wait-plug it back inI hope it works for you...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elconejito, post: 144699, member: 12592"] I'm not trying to be a pain here ;) Are you certain you've set the blaster to "none"? You problem sounds exactly like mine was and I finally got it to work setting blaster speed to "none". Things you may try (which I did at one point or another): -Completely remove the MCE blaster. Meaning, physically remove the MCE blaster from the system, uninstalling the driver. -shutdown. unplug from power (I don't know if this mattered, but I was desperate). -Turn on computer. Do a search for (i think) MCEIR.DLL (before you remove it, look in the driver details for the exact file name I think thats right), and remove all instances of it. -Reboot -Shut down (unplug power) -Turn on computer -After boot up, plug in MCE blaster. It will load the "normal" MCE driver. -Then install the MCE replacement plugin as normal If it still doesn't work, try the power cycle trick again -Change the speed setting to "none" -unplug the MCE blaster -wait -plug it back in I hope it works for you... [/QUOTE]

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