At 13:29 -0500 01.12.99, Neil Marsh wrote: >I am still in the process of trying to solve my problem from last week >where Logic and Winamp clashed and Logic would ever after lock up the >computer. I did what several people recommended and removed all my Emagic >software and related files from the computer and references from the >Registry and started reinstalling from scratch. I think you have a MIDI driver which is no 32 bit compliant. To find out which, first change all entries "MidiIn..." and "MidiOut..." in the section [Logic] of the file C:WindowsWin.ini from "...=1" to "...=0". Now Logic should start ok. Then re-enable all MIDI drivers one by one. >(since Win 95 is screwed up and the ports need to be reduced to >less than 8) Windows 98 has this bug fixed. > but I get an error message that says "Unable to obtain >DriverName from registry" When exactly do you get this message? Beste Gruesse - best regards, Michael Haydn EMAGIC Soft- und Hardware GmbH SoundDiver Group Executive Logic Windows Developer Unitor8 Control Project Manager