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  • #1244
    j0han
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    yesterday i removed SoundTap since its cause BSOD with the driver stdriver64.sys

    So i removed SoundTap + all that have a connection with NCH Software in the register.

    And today i cant lanuch BAway Live says

    Error starting audio engine
    Core 1: Unable to Open "Virtual Audio Cable 2"
    for output at 48000hz, 2 ch, 16 bits.

    Decive does not support requested format, or sound device is busy.

    So i wonder if breakawaylive has something to do with stdriver64.sys if they work together so to speak.

    Cause i cant get breakawaylive running anymore all of a sudden.

    #12878
    Dj Buik
    Member

    Your VAC (Virtual Audio Cable) if screwed.

    Better uninstall Breakaway first, and do an install again.

    #12879
    j0han
    Member

    I had first PipeLine 1, but it didt work i tried to do it with VAC.

    #12880
    Dj Buik
    Member

    You do not need to install any Virtual Audio Cable seperate.

    Breakaway has it build in.

    #12881
    j0han
    Member

    Yes i know :p

    But i had VAC way before i started to use BALive.

    #12882
    kes11
    Member

    [quote author=”j0han”]Yes i know :p

    But i had VAC way before i started to use BALive.[/quote]

    Have you tried un-installing both the VAC and BBP-Live then re-installing just the Breakaway software? It sounds like you have a conflict between the two.

    #12883
    JesseG
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    Make sure stdriver64.sys is actually not being loaded anymore.

    right-click on "My Computer" –> "Manage", go to Device Manager
    or
    go to the Device Manager from your control panel.

    click "View" –> "Show hidden devices"
    open category "Non-Plus and Play Drivers"

    and go down the list checking to make sure it’s not there. If you don’t recognize something, you can double-click on it, go to the "Driver" tab, click on "Driver Details…" (which only shows up if the driver uses .sys/etc files), and then you can see what .sys files it uses.

    Obviously you want the one with stdriver64.sys, if it exists. Right click on it in the list in Device Manager (not Driver Details), and go to "Uninstall".

    You might not find it in there, but I thought it’s worth a shot anyways, in case the uninstaller for it screwed up (you did use the actual uninstaller for it, and not just remove the software, right??).

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