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If it doesn't find that network driver enabled, it spawns the Authorization dialog box, and that is what was happening on the laptop, and on my desktop when I disabled my wired network driver in a test. Well, it DOES appear that the Korg authorization process does indeed use the network adapter (wired or wireless) that is active at the point the authorization process is running, as part of the generation of the Locking Code or the License Key, and subsequent launching of any of the components (M1, Wavestation, etc) checks back against that network driver to make sure it is running on the same computer.

I have had to do that once or twice over the last few years as a result of me changing something major on my computer. And maybe try a re issue licence as well. Try logging into Korg User Net and make sure all your products are registered.

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I don't care as I run both Korg products on the 64 bit machine anyway. I also have a 32 bit machine running with Win XP and the Wavestation is still on that machine but since running it on the 64 bit machine it has stopped working on the XP machine for some reason. But in your case check as to where the licence files are. Studio One does know though that some of my plugins are in the X86 folder where I guess the 64 bit versions might be. I am only running 64 bit though when I bootup Studio One but both of these seem to boot up and run normally. That is where as far as I can tell the licence files need to be. But the licence file for both seem to be in the ProgramFiles X86/Common Files/legacy folder. I did something weird I think and for some reason the Wavestation is in the program Files/X86 folder and the M1 is in the normal 64 bit program Files/VST Plugins folder. I am running Studio One 64 bit version on a Win 7 computer and I can say that the computer does not have to be on line at all for these Korg products to run normally.

Thanks for reading all of the above, and thanks in advance to anyone who can confirm the behavior. There is no realistic way to ensure that for any given gig, that any WiFi connection would be guaranteed present, and I need to first confirm this behavior by someone/anyone else, and second, I need to figure out a better workaround to the issue.

So far, the only way I have come up with to get past this idiocy is to leave the WiFi adapters enabled, then launch M1, wait a couple of seconds, and then I can disable WiFi before actually playing anything on M1.

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The laptop's WiFi driver needs to be disabled for live performance, due to massive DPC Latency spikes when the drivers are enabled.

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NO ES BUENO! The issue does NOT occur if the WiFi drivers are enabled, as it apparently phones home to Korg over an internet connection to make sure it is really authorized (even though the license key was pasted into M1 and fully authorized earlier). The problem is that even though all of the software on his laptop is fully authorized with the Licence Keys directly from the Korg registration process (ties it all to a single computer, which is fine), when any of the components are launched with the WiFi disabled (the drivers, and not just turning the transceiver off), the M1 software pops up a dialog box as if it had never been authorized. I installed the whole collection on my friend's laptop, because he wants to use it live. Hi - recently, Korg posted a great deal on their Korg Legacy Collection software, that includes several of their emulations of older keyboards, and I bought the M1 and a friend bought the whole collection (GREAT prices, by the way - $24.99 for M1 and $99.99 for the whole collection) So - I installed M1 on my desktop and all is fine, and the product works great for me. Hi - can anyone with any of the Korg Legacy Collection synths confirm this behavior?

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