I was a little behind on the updates. I see there's a new option in the device settings when outputting through WASAPI: Event driven / Timer driven. What's the difference between these two?
Thanks. Here goes:
Power supply: Corsair CMPSU-650TXEU
Motherboard: ASUS P7P55D-E
BIOS: preinstalled, I haven't updated it
CPU: Intel Core i3 550, 3.2GHz, 4MB, LGA...
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I am looping this to HQ. Can you please try the following:
Disable "SPDIF Passthrough Device" in the control panel
Disable...
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My bad, reading fail.
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It has to be the stupid power saving features built into windows 7, sometimes it provides way too much power to the pci-e slots. Just turn that off and it should...
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Is there any sort of solution for this or should I never put my headphones on again?
If there is, I wish I knew what it...
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BTW, I'm only getting rid of it because I've experienced some driver instabilities and I want to eliminate all possible causes.
It's not possible...
If it didn't install, there's no need to uninstall. Just delete it. As for file associations (in case you let uLilith handle it,) just run whatever program you're switching to and let it work its magic.
