minature_hero Posted August 2, 2013 Posted August 2, 2013 I've got a strange problem when installing RM Tutor 4 on Windows 7. Assigning the teacher control package totally locks out the keyboard, not even a num lock light, after it has installed. Uninstalling the RM Tutor 4 software didn't give me control back. I know Tutor 4 does work on Win7 as I have it on my workstation so this must be a hardware specific glitch on that computer. Anyone had a similar problem or a work around? For the moment I am trying out Tutor 6 as we have a few licences - this installed fine with no lockout of the keyboard on the teacher computer and I can see Tutor 6 clients. My real question is - is there any way to get a Tutor 6 teacher PC to see tutor 4 clients or do I have to upgrade all the client software (and licences)? I don't need any of the new functionality at the moment, just the screen view and remote power on/off that the teachers use mostly. I can see the tutor 6 clients from the Tutor 4 teacher software strangely! Seems a costly upgrade just for those features that we use otherwise Thanks in advance for your comments.
davenunn Posted September 18, 2013 Posted September 18, 2013 I've got the same problem regarding RM Tutor 4 knocking the keyboard out when the teacher control package is assigned to a workstation. it appears to corrupt the driver. - I can remote to the pc- removing from device manager and re-installing doesn't cure the problem. From previous post I'm not unique - has anyone found a cure?
ParanoidPenguin Posted November 12, 2013 Posted November 12, 2013 If anyone comes across this again, RM Tutor 4 tutor package appears to delete nskbfltr.sys from C:\Windows\System32\drivers\ Copy it back from another PC and everything should start working again (you may need to unplug/replug the keyboard).
minature_hero Posted November 12, 2013 Author Posted November 12, 2013 Nice one! I've paid for a licence and upgraded just the teacher PC to get around the problem. Leaving the v4 client on the student machines allows most features to work anyway. Neat fix though - well done for finding the root cause.
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