• SONAR
  • [resolved] sonarstd.exe still runs after I close and exit program (p.4)
2014/07/11 16:51:24
JimmyBoy
Johnbee58
Hi
 
I'm just learning X3 Studio.  I have the same issue with Sonar continuing to run in the background after I exit it unless I exit via the Task Manager.  Just emailed tech support and they have no answers.  This happens for me no matter what I use for drivers or even if I don't have a device connected.  All I have to do is open a project, old or new and try to exit through the File menu or X in the upper right screen.  The only thing I don't like about this is that in this way, you're not asked if you want to save your changes.  I guess it's a bug they have to fix.
 
John B.



IN MY CASE - Re-installing ASIO4All fixed my particular problem. IF You have asio4all and symptoms are the same as described in my posts Try uninstalling asio4all and then re-install it.
 
if you know how, dump the process and run a windows debugging session over it and see if the stack compares to mine. if so try also using this to further diagnose http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff540592(v=vs.85).aspx
 
You may want to try also preferences->midi->devices->outputs uncheck Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth that is if you have it checked
 
2014/07/11 17:41:32
JimmyBoy
Johnbee58
Hi
 
I'm just learning X3 Studio.  I have the same issue with Sonar continuing to run in the background after I exit it unless I exit via the Task Manager.  Just emailed tech support and they have no answers.  This happens for me no matter what I use for drivers or even if I don't have a device connected.  All I have to do is open a project, old or new and try to exit through the File menu or X in the upper right screen.  The only thing I don't like about this is that in this way, you're not asked if you want to save your changes.  I guess it's a bug they have to fix.
 
John B.



IN MY CASE - Re-installing ASIO4All fixed my particular problem. IF You have asio4all and symptoms are the same as described in my posts Try uninstalling asio4all and then re-install it.
 
if you know how, dump the process and run a windows debugging session over it and see if the stack compares to mine. if so try also using this to further diagnose http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff540592(v=vs.85).aspx
 
You may want to try also preferences->midi->devices->outputs uncheck Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth that is if you have it checked
 
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