I cant use my m-audio firewire 410 now because i istalled a 64 bit windows xp on my new pc but there is not drivers for it
Sorry to say my friend but that driver does not work if you have more than 2 GIG of ram , I have the same problem.
Go to http://www.m-audio.com and select the firewire 410, then select windows xp (64 bit) and make sure that you check the box "Show Beta Versions". There's been a beta driver since 2005 ;-)
Go to http://www.m-audio.com and select the firewire 410, then select windows xp (64 bit) and make sure that you check the box "Show Beta Versions". There's been a beta driver since 2005 ;-)
M audio will never support win64bit I know it sucks. I roduce music and ran into a lot of problems with the 64bit.. If you need some help with audio or any kind of pro audio let me know.
When you install WinXP again it fail to see the sound card you will need to load the original sound driver if you dont have it then try here for it:
Theres the reason I believe when you installed XP you have install the driver for that model: XP fails to load the drivers possibly out of date and then it wont load it however you go here and find your one and install that you wont afterwards.
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ok ty anyway ^^ sure if i have need some help i let you know.
omg thank you so much i never see that box "show beta version" so easy...
I have the Maudio 1814 running on windows xp pro x64 bit. I've been
using the beta 64 bit driver now for about a year. Somehow, something
has snatched away the output. I've been racking my brain for 30 hours
or more trying to "fix it". The unusual part is that it appears to be
fine. I can still watch the vu meters play along with any audio
source. Any audio originating in the pc will show on all of my Maudio
visuals as if it's there, but there is no actual analog output to the
amp. I even restored a 6 month ago copy of my system to a new drive
expecting this to work but even now there is no sound from a backup
that was months before this problem. I would have concluded this is a
hardware defective issue but I also have an Maudio Audiophyle and it
has the same issue. The real twist is that if I boot my windows xp
home 32 bit drive, everything there is fine.. same hardware, etc. So
I have something lurking in my 64 bit system that apparently can cross
over and afffect my backup 64 bit drive as well.
I
think if I could strip my xp of all audio drivers, references, etc it
would possibly let me reinstall maudio but I tried that and no luck,
however I may have missed something in the clean up. For the record,
I can still make a usb audio card work, I can still make the internal
pnp card work, but with maudio, it will not work. ANy ideas?
Bill
www.paprap.com
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