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Hi Matthias,
TotalMixFX and DSP settings are not getting started automatically once the installation of 4.09 drivers is finished. Shouldn't it do so? Or suggest a reboot/re-login to get them loaded?
Win8.1 64bit
Reboot is required...
Regards
Daniel Fuchs
RME
Ok, so the installer should suggest it to the user (currently it doesn't). Possible to add?
just updated mine from 4.07 to 4.09 (hdsp 9652 on win7x64) and it prompted after install that it required a reboot, maybe a win8 thing?
Not sure.
I did a complete uninstall before too:
Windows Treiberpacket - RME HDSP Series
and
RME Hammerfall DSP (WDM)
4.09 driver installation worked as usual for me on Win8.1 64bit - prompted for a reboot.
Did you do a complete uninstall before?
No, I never do that unless instructed to do so.
Maybe that's the reason why.
I am sure that MC could enlighten us both on that one ...
No, uninstall is not required. And there is usually a prompt for reboot. Are you logged on as admin?
Regards
Daniel Fuchs
RME
I know that uninstall isn't required but I usually do it. Uninstall does prompt for reboot. Install doesn't. Admin account.
Hi there
same problem here, i've been updated the driver 4.07 to 4.09
on reboot hdsp32.exe do not run automatically because hdsp32.exe file is not a valid 32 bits application [ windows response message ]
OS : Vista 64bits
before with the 4.07 driver, no problem
since 4.09, hdsp32.exe do not execute
Thx to fix it in future update
Cheers
Not the same problem. hdsp32.exe is running fine here (4.09). I'm just missing the reboot prompt from the installer.
same problem here, i've been updated the driver 4.07 to 4.09
on reboot hdsp32.exe do not run automatically because hdsp32.exe file is not a valid 32 bits application [ windows response message ]
OS : Vista 64bits
before with the 4.07 driver, no problem
since 4.09, hdsp32.exe do not execute
Please check version 4.10.
Hi Matthias
Thanks a lot for the update but
for information :
- the rmeinstaller.exe works fine on Win7 SP1
I have no chance 
- Rmeinstaller do not run on Vista 64 ( no SP1 installed ) ( Music Computer )
RmeInstaller.exe is not a valid 32 bits application
Ok, we're checking.
since my last message, i've installed the SP1 for Vista x64
result : i've got the same windows error message when i run rmeinstaller.exe [ exe is not a 32bit valid application ] ( run as admin or not )
SP2 current installation
but I doubt a positive success
feedback asap
thx again
i'm disappointed, same thing with the SP2 installed
always the same windows error message
I wrote 'We're checking'. Don't break your computer. Reinstall 4.07 and wait for a fix.
I know that uninstall isn't required but I usually do it. Uninstall does prompt for reboot. Install doesn't. Admin account.
Same here with 4.10.
Also why do I have to re-select the preferred WDM device in foobar2000 and Windows Media Player Classic after a driver update each time? Bit annoying.
Sometimes (like now with 4.10 again) the "Direct Sound SPDIF" output doesn't work in Windows Media Player Classic 1.7.9! Sound coming out of Analog1/2 instead. The other "SPDIF" entry is working. With 4.09 the "Direct Sound SPDIF" entry was working too. Weird. Something not right with the registered WDM devices I guess.
Win8.1 64bit, WDM devices limited to the first 3 ones (Analog, SPDIF + ADAT1/2)
Update: Version 4.10 temporarily unavailable as it could not be installed under OS below W7. Will be available on Monday.
Update of the Update: driver available again. We are sure to have fixed the incompatibilites, from XP up to Win 10 installation should work again.
Dandruff wrote:I know that uninstall isn't required but I usually do it. Uninstall does prompt for reboot. Install doesn't. Admin account.
Same here with 4.10.
Also why do I have to re-select the preferred WDM device in foobar2000 and Windows Media Player Classic after a driver update each time? Bit annoying.
Sometimes (like now with 4.10 again) the "Direct Sound SPDIF" output doesn't work in Windows Media Player Classic 1.7.9! Sound coming out of Analog1/2 instead. The other "SPDIF" entry is working. With 4.09 the "Direct Sound SPDIF" entry was working too. Weird. Something not right with the registered WDM devices I guess.
Win8.1 64bit, WDM devices limited to the first 3 ones (Analog, SPDIF + ADAT1/2)
With the new 4.10 "Direct Sound SPDIF" is working again in WMP Classic. Looks like this is issue is coming and going with each new driver install (working/not working) .Weird.
New 4.10 still not asking for reboot after install here.
New 4.10 still not asking for reboot after install here.
Asked for it, and got it, everything working fine here.
Got the reboot prompt with the new 4.28 installer now.
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