This just started after updating to the latest drivers:  On screen (Gearbox on my PC), everything appears correct.  On Channel 1A I create Tone(GuitarX) for Tone 1 and Tone(MicX) for Tone 2.  Then on Channel 1B I create Tone(GuitarY) for Tone 1 and Tone(MicY) for Tone 2.  Etc. for the entire unit.  I then save the bundle, open the bundle, and put it back onto the X3.  Everything in Gearbox looks fine.  Now here's the  mystery - if I flip around to different channels by double clicking in Gearbox (the Hardware Memory Window), everything looks fine.  What it says on Gearbox matches what the X3 says (and both reflect what I intend).  But, if I flip channels on the X3 unit, Tone 2 on every single channel says the same thing as whatever I had on the first channel I started with before flipping around.  For instance, if I'm on Channel 1 (like above) and Tone1 is Tone(GuitarX) and Tone2 is Tone(MicX), and I step on the toggle to change to channel 2, I now see (on the X3): Tone1 is Tone(GuitarY) and Tone2 is Tone(MicX).  And no matter what channel I switch to, Tone2 is stuck on Tone(MicX).  So basically, Tone2 is always whatever I last successfully switched it to in Gearbox.  If I turn the unit on and off, same problem.  If I re-load the bundle, same problem.  The only way I can get the Tone2 that belongs on each channel is to pull up Gearbox and click on screen for it.  This is not particularly useful or feasible in using the X3 in a live situation.

Line 6 rep, please chime in sooner rather than later.  I need this to work very soon.  I've never had this issue before.  The X3 has a mind of its own like no other electronic product I've ever seen, but this is one that I can't find a work-around for.  Please help.