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Post by MadMonkey on Jan 31, 2006 3:50:26 GMT
Hey, it seems the Asio4All driver enumerates too many WDM drivers... I installed it on my PC and everytime I started the offline settings app, the PC would BSOD with a 0x0000007E error. Then I tried disabling all ATI WDM devices (ATI WDM Rage Theater audio, WDM crossbar, WDM TV Tuner, etc...) and the BSODs stopped but the offline settings app still won't start.
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Post by Michael Tippach on Feb 6, 2006 0:52:41 GMT
This is a known issue. The current workaround is, as you describe, to disable the "Rage Theater Audio" in Device Manager. There is a Dell TV card with similar issues.
The problem is not that ASIO4ALL enumerates too many WDM drivers, but rather that these cards actually _install_ WDM audio drivers in the same way that legit audio devices would do, but these drivers are bugged beyond belief.
I have already prepared code that would completely ignore these drivers, but that would be a "four by four" - workaround, and I'd rather have some other stuff tested by a willing victim first ;D
If you are prepared to volunteer, please email me at feedback@asio4all.com with an address that I can send stuff to!
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