I am still using the Creative sound card.
According to the instructions, installing an updated driver creates a
problem because the registry entry for the old drive is not erased. (I
don't know if this info is correct.) BTW, there haven't been an updated
driver for the sound card since 2004.
Tony B wrote:
I don't see why removing these entries should hurt much of anything.
And a reboot would make sense. But what you don't make clear is if
you've actually removed the Creative card and are using a different
sound card now.? If not, can't you just reinstall the current Creative
drivers? It seems to me, altering registry entries if you're still
using the Creative card *is* asking for trouble.
PS I had this problem a while ago after upgrading to Vista and having
to remove my Creative Audigy (no driver support). I deleted the key
HKEY_Local_Machine/Software/ASIO .
As usual, if you're worried about deleting these keys, just rename them.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
My question is: can I make the following changes to the registry of Windows
XP Home without fear of creating a big problem?
I purchased the latest version of a PC movie maker program (Pinnacle Studio
12) and every time I start the program I receive 5 error messages saying:
"The Creative ASIO devices have changed. You may need to restart this
program before using Creative ASIO devices."
In fact, I found three CLSID entries in the registry. Do I have to reboot
after renaming each?
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