hvorfor kan windows xp blive tilsluttet et midikeyboard?

når du siger at det er eksternt, hvilken port kører den så igennem...?

den port hvor lydkortet sidder, det til spil

(har engelsk system)i kontrolpanel under "Sounds and Audio Devices" og på fanebladet "Audio" har jeg et punkt der hedder "MIDI music playback" har du ikke det samme bare på dansk ?

Jo i kontrolpanelet er der under lydenheder et punkt hvor der står afspilning af MIDIl-musik, standardenhed Microsoft GS wavetable SW synth. men jeg kan ikke vælge noget andet som jeg kan i 98 og det er jo bare lydkortdefinationen.
i 98 kan jeg vælge ekstern keyboard på listen.

denne beskrivelse er fundet her http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/nwcforum/2595.htm?rcnt=13

1) I confirmed that the On-board game port was enabled in the computer BIOS. (If it's an add-on sound card ie Creative Labs, no need to confirm anything).
2) Under Control Panel of XP - went to "Add Hardware" (Note: I changed my view to Classic View - easier to navigate if your used to Win98)
- in the hardware wizard click next
- on the next screen choose "yes i have already connected hardware" then click next
- next screen system will list devices - scroll to the end and choose "add a new hardware device"
- on the next screen choose "install new hardware that I manually select from a list...". click next
- on the next screen, from list choose "sound, video game controllers" click next
- on the next screen, from the menu chose "standard system device" on the left and "standard game port" on the right
- follow prompts to install and reboot system
- after reboot go into Noteworthy
- for the midi setup under the midi tab choose "VIA midi External port" for the input device. (Note: VIA is the motherboard chipset - so it may display another chipset name.
- All Works like a charm now.

her er søgningen hvis der sq være någet andet du ku bruge http://www.google.com/search?q=midi+external%2Bwindows+xp&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&start=0&sa=N