-----Original Message----- >Message: 16 > Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 20:10:15 +0100 > From: Michael Haydn <mhaydn@...> >Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] Unitor8 reinstall problems -- *argh!* > >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 not 32 bit compliant. But if I'm using a Unitor8, aren't I already using 32-bit drivers? I don't understand. What other drivers might I have? >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. Wow, I wish I had known this before I uninstalled everything and cleaned out the registry like everyone else suggested. :( >(since Win 95 is screwed up and the ports need to be reduced to >less than 8) > >Windows 98 has this bug fixed. I know, but I can't afford to buy any new software right now and Win98 will render some of my other software unusable, so I am hesitant to install it until I figure out how to prepare for it when I *do* have the money. >>but I get an error message that says "Unable to obtain DriverName >>from registry" > >When exactly do you get this message? Whenever I go into System > Device Manager > Sound, video and game controllers > Emagic Unitor 8 > properties to try and change the number of ports and the port names. After that it opens the properties dialog, but it doesn't offer me an option to configure anything. :( *sigh* -N