I believe Johnny is correct on this.
This devise stopped supporting ASIO drivers after Win 7.Version 1.0.0.
It seems the Device downloads a Windows friendly Driver if using windows 8 or higher.
Windows 7 was the last known ASIO compliant Driver available.
Driver for Windows 10Your computer automatically downloads the Windows(R) 10 driver from the Internet when a product requiring the driver is connected to the computer.https://www.boss.info/global/support/by_product/br-800/updates_drivers/b02dd01c-ff72-4a73-bf5a-7d1beb9d9fae/ Personally, I would make absolutely positive your not plugged in to a USB 3 port.
I would also run a memory test just to be on the safe side of things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4xcK0qXT3g Uninstall the ASIO4ALL driver, power down and then re start.
Run Ccleaner and also use the registry function (make a back up)
Try to boot Sonar without ASIO4ALL just to narrow down a possible conflict/problem.
If you are able to open Sonar you know it is ASIO4ALL causing your problems.
Ive had mixed results with A4A. it has worked great in some settings, others, it's reeked havoc.
If your Boss tried to download the windows 10 driver (using microsoft's Windows update system)
It could be causing a conflict between drivers.