--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "akshun42ent" <akshun42ent@...> wrote: > > I recently began experimenting with the PC version of logic when one of > my mac friends let me play on his system. While setting up 5.5.0 on PC, > I checked the PC AV:EASI box and it asked me to restart logic in order > to change the settings. After I restarted my computer, Logic refused to > work. Every time I start the program I get an error when it trys to > load the PC AV:EASI. I've tried uninstalling and clearing the registry > values it leaves behind, then reinstalling with no avail. Can anyone > help me get past this problem. I think that what may be happening is that the 'system' is not releasing the PC AV drivers for Logic to use them. Make sure that in Window's Sounds and Audio Devices Properties, Sound's Tab that the sounds scheme is NONE. Logic for Windows does not like to 'share' audio devices with other programs at the same time. First step is to ensure that you have the latest drivers for your sound card from the manufacturers ... preferably ASIO drivers or WDM drivers. Then you need to run the EASI MME driver applet and plug in enabler. Then try opening Logic. If it still does not start up properly ... uninstall, reboot and reinstall the Driver for the audio card. HTH Vim