Vastman

hockeyjx
Not all vendors have drivers that work. That is the risk of going to 10 from 7.

not really a risk... you can roll back...

If you want to put the time in to find that out, sure. I did it with a machine I could play with and didn't care about, but if it were my DAW ....no way.

I am on Preview with quick updates and it re-nables the on board audio EVERY update!

charlyg
I am on Preview with quick updates and it re-nables the on board audio EVERY update!

See post #3.

Sidroe!  Thanks for that!  Hey I see you're in Macon.  I'm in Statesboro!  We're practically neighbors!  I'm also noticing that the moment at least, ASIO4ALL appears to *COMPLETELY* smoke the current Behringer drivers.  Much lower latency and less CPU usage.

Doktor Avalanche

charlyg
I am on Preview with quick updates and it re-nables the on board audio EVERY update!

See post #3.

Yep and post 16 

The reason I described the device manager tweaks are because a lot of us really are not comfortable when it comes to mucking around in the BIOS or the Registry. The device manager dis-ables are fairly simple and not near as intimidating to someone who is not a computer whiz. I have used the BIOS and tweaked registry settings but it always made me nervous because I just wasn't that familiar with the process.

Hi, doncolga! I have been to Statesboro many times. Send me a private message and we can swap info and maybe we can get together next time I'm around there. Or vice-versa.

Sidroe
The reason I described the device manager tweaks are because a lot of us really are not comfortable when it comes to mucking around in the BIOS or the Registry. The device manager dis-ables are fairly simple and not near as intimidating to someone who is not a computer whiz. I have used the BIOS and tweaked registry settings but it always made me nervous because I just wasn't that familiar with the process.

Registry I can understand. BIOS though don't be such a big girls blowse :)
Just hit the right key combination, find the setting and save it :)
I jest a little sorry...

I'm not a Sonar user, but with regards to Windows 10's apparent slow boot times and sluggishness, I have seen this mentioned around the net at different places numerous times and actually experienced it myself, and that is, after you upgrade, things can indeed seem, and be slower, booting shutting down and general performance, but for whatever reason after some time, reboots etc, it seems to find its feet, and then there is no holding it back, and performance wise and boot and shut down times become very noticeably faster than previous OS's, for me Windows 7 Pro. Seen this mentioned quite a bit, whatever the reason, for me there is no turning back to Windows 7, it would feel like someone has thrown out the anchor, or have their foot on the brakes :)
 
Going to have a good read of this thread and then see if there is anything in this disabling the onboard sound, HD controller etc for me. Easy stuff to try, and if no dice easy to set it back.

My boot times are amazingly fast! The shutdowns as well. My only issue was as I said the internal audio controller was re-activated somehow during the 10 upgrade. I could never be more pleased SO FAR with 10! There has been a number of issues I had with 7 and 8.1 that 10 seems to have fixed as a matter of fact.