Hi Fernando, Thanks for the tips. Maarten --- In logic-users@y..., "Fernando Vicente" <fvicente@h...> wrote: > Hi Maarten, > > > I think Herbert knows that. Let's try to keep our mind focused on the > > problem. The distributor here in Holland offered to help. I'm gonna > > visit them with one of my PC's that has the problem. > > A word of advice if I may. Make sure that you've backed it up with any > important files. If you need to re-install or go to a completely clean > install (in case of drivers or WHY), then you can do that without worry. > > > I let the LUG know what happens. > > Please do. > > > And, I wanna makes this clear, maybe the cause > > isn't just Logic but a combination with drivers or hardware in both > > my dedicated audio/midi PC's. > > That's always a possibility. The best thing to do when troubleshooting is > to rule things out. If all is unknown, go to a completely bare- bones system > (even if that means pulling out cards and re-installing Windows), and > gradually start bringing in one thing at a time. You may never find it and > it may simply be a pure stroke of (bad) luck. In that case it may point to > a specific hardware problem in your motherboard or something. You may also > want to check that you are at the latest Bios version for your m/board too. > > > What I don't like is the minimal > > support of Emagic I get when I call (mail) for help. So that's what > > set the tone for my postings. > > I haven't followed this thread too closely so I don't know the tone of the > postings. Keep in mind that when you're asking for help, you don't want to > offend people who may be the ones that eventually help you. It's okay to > show a little frustration but some people get downright rude and insult some > of the Emagic employees here or other list members and then want some help. > I'm not saying that you did this (as i haven't followed this thread closely > like I said), but this is maybe for some of the guilty parties. > > I wish you luck with solving your problem, > Fernando