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2016/09/04 18:57:25 (permalink)

[Solved] ASIO warning

every time I start sonar Platinum, I get a little warning box : 'there are no creative audio products installed and running on the system that supports ASIO.'  I click 'OK,' and then Sonar starts without issues.  Quite a while ago, I did have a Creative product for an audio capture device, but I haven't used it for years.
 
I am thinking this is in some sort of .ini file that starts with, or is pointed to, when I click on the Sonar shortcut.  Any one have any ideas which file i might look for, and modify so that this 'warning' doesn't need to come up again?   Thanks!!
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    Anderton
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    Re: ASIO warning 2016/09/04 20:34:58 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk] 2016/09/04 21:50:22
    Uninstall anything (drivers, applets, etc.) relating to the Creative hardware. Back up the AUD.INI file "just in case," then delete it. SONAR will rebuild a new one based on the existing components in your computer.

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    Re: ASIO warning 2016/09/04 20:54:58 (permalink)
    Could there be some orphaned service or Registry entry hanging out there for the old stuff?  Many times when things get uninstalled, they leave things behind.
     
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    Re: ASIO warning 2016/09/05 11:38:55 (permalink)
    I backed up aud.ini and the registry. Renamed aud.ini. Removed all creative software, files and folders. Went through the registry and removed registry items to E-Mu and Creative. There weren't many. Restarted everything.

    Now Sonar Plt starts without that warning messages. So far all appears to work correctly.

    Thanks!
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    Re: ASIO warning 2016/09/07 11:36:09 (permalink)
    Probably not relevant, but certain E-MU hardware throws up Creative error messages sometimes.
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