Sujet Problème d'installation : UAD-1 non reconnue par le Meter
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Black Booo
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Merci les gars ... vous me rassurez car j'attendais tellement de ces plugs 
Donc, je vais faire une MAJ Windows ... et j'attends une réponse de UA.
Oui, mais avec le Meter qui ne voit aucune carte, ça me semble mal barré, non ?
Sur ma page d'acompte, j'ai vu comment enregistrer l'UAD-1 avec le numéro donné par le Meter (donc, moi je suis bloqué), mais j'irai voir comment générer un
Ah, ça me rassure un peu, tout ça
Donc, je vais faire une MAJ Windows ... et j'attends une réponse de UA.
Citation : Pour avoir le code d'autorisation, tu peux le générer depuis le site d'Universal sur ta page d'acompte
Oui, mais avec le Meter qui ne voit aucune carte, ça me semble mal barré, non ?
Sur ma page d'acompte, j'ai vu comment enregistrer l'UAD-1 avec le numéro donné par le Meter (donc, moi je suis bloqué), mais j'irai voir comment générer un
Citation : je dois avoir de la chance alors, 2x UAD-1 + 1x UAD-2 sur ma K8N4-E, avec chipset NVidia nForce4, et le tout avec 0 problème...
Ah, ça me rassure un peu, tout ça
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Vraiment un grand merci encore à tous pour votre aide ... je viens de recevoir la réponse du SAV de UA, et c'est mon PC le fautif (on a mis 4Go pour Windows XP) 
Je vais voir avec mon pote qui me l'a monté pour résoudre le souci
> Hello,
>
> First , you may try installing the card in a different pci slot.
>
> If your system is running Windows xp with more than 2gb ram:
>
> The problem may be related to the inherent ram limitation of
> Windows xp operating system.
>
> To confirm this: you may uninstall ram to equal only a total of
> 2gb installed. Is the card recognized.
>
> Here is the link for info on how to implement the 3gb ram switch:
> http://www.chrismilne.com/uadforums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9742&p=78501&hilit=3+gb+switch#p78501
>
>
>
> In short, this behavior is normal and is a limitation of the motherboard
> which has a total of 4GB of available "address space". Physical RAM and
> all PCI/PCIe hardware devices require a portion of this address space.
> When the amount of installed RAM nears the total capacity of the system,
> a certain amount of the installed RAM may be reserved for address space
> for hardware devices. However, how much RAM that is reserved for this
> purpose is defined by the motherboard. A UAD-1e card requires only
> 128MB, but 512MB has been allocated. The unused address space in this
> case is showing up as available to the video card. Unfortunately, this
> is just "the way it is" with 32-bit systems, and there is not really a
> workaround short of upgrading to a 64-bit system (and 64-bit version of
> Windows) with a different motherboard with a higher RAM capacity. (So as
> a side-note, this is the primary appeal of 64-bit systems, but in
> reality, for the current needs of the DAW user and with the advent of
> advanced disk-streaming technology, over 3GB of RAM is generally rather
> excessive for even the most demanding projects.)
>
> Note that similar behavior will occur by installing any other PCI/PCIe
> devices as well (depending on the amount of address space each device
> requires). Also note that Windows Vista 32-bit faces the same
> limitations as XP. Only a 64-bit OS running on a 64-bit system has a
> higher address space limit.
>
> Because physical RAM is currently over-allocated for address space on
> this system, if additional UAD cards are added, it should not require
> any additional RAM and 2.5GB will still be available to Windows.
> I hope this helps and has answered your questions.
>
>
> There's lots of further reading online about this topic if you are
> interested, here's one good article:
> http://h20331.www2.hp.com/Hpsub/downloads/RAM_Allocation_w-WinXP_HP_MWP_x64.pdf
>
>
> We may try a complete uninstall/reinstall of uad.
>
> Goto Start/programs/ Universal Audio and select "remove plug-ins".
>
> After this:
>
> Goto Start/control panels/ systems. Select the "hardware tab" and click
> on "device manager".
>
> Find driver under "Audio DSP accellerator" and in the File menu select
> "Action" and choose "uninstall".
>
> Turn off computer.
>
> Take out UAd card/cards.
>
> Turn on computer.
>
> Install latest UAD software and shut down computer.
>
> Install UAD card and boot up.
>
> Windows detects "new hardware", follow the standard installation procedure.
Je vais voir avec mon pote qui me l'a monté pour résoudre le souci
> Hello,
>
> First , you may try installing the card in a different pci slot.
>
> If your system is running Windows xp with more than 2gb ram:
>
> The problem may be related to the inherent ram limitation of
> Windows xp operating system.
>
> To confirm this: you may uninstall ram to equal only a total of
> 2gb installed. Is the card recognized.
>
> Here is the link for info on how to implement the 3gb ram switch:
> http://www.chrismilne.com/uadforums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9742&p=78501&hilit=3+gb+switch#p78501
>
>
>
> In short, this behavior is normal and is a limitation of the motherboard
> which has a total of 4GB of available "address space". Physical RAM and
> all PCI/PCIe hardware devices require a portion of this address space.
> When the amount of installed RAM nears the total capacity of the system,
> a certain amount of the installed RAM may be reserved for address space
> for hardware devices. However, how much RAM that is reserved for this
> purpose is defined by the motherboard. A UAD-1e card requires only
> 128MB, but 512MB has been allocated. The unused address space in this
> case is showing up as available to the video card. Unfortunately, this
> is just "the way it is" with 32-bit systems, and there is not really a
> workaround short of upgrading to a 64-bit system (and 64-bit version of
> Windows) with a different motherboard with a higher RAM capacity. (So as
> a side-note, this is the primary appeal of 64-bit systems, but in
> reality, for the current needs of the DAW user and with the advent of
> advanced disk-streaming technology, over 3GB of RAM is generally rather
> excessive for even the most demanding projects.)
>
> Note that similar behavior will occur by installing any other PCI/PCIe
> devices as well (depending on the amount of address space each device
> requires). Also note that Windows Vista 32-bit faces the same
> limitations as XP. Only a 64-bit OS running on a 64-bit system has a
> higher address space limit.
>
> Because physical RAM is currently over-allocated for address space on
> this system, if additional UAD cards are added, it should not require
> any additional RAM and 2.5GB will still be available to Windows.
> I hope this helps and has answered your questions.
>
>
> There's lots of further reading online about this topic if you are
> interested, here's one good article:
> http://h20331.www2.hp.com/Hpsub/downloads/RAM_Allocation_w-WinXP_HP_MWP_x64.pdf
>
>
> We may try a complete uninstall/reinstall of uad.
>
> Goto Start/programs/ Universal Audio and select "remove plug-ins".
>
> After this:
>
> Goto Start/control panels/ systems. Select the "hardware tab" and click
> on "device manager".
>
> Find driver under "Audio DSP accellerator" and in the File menu select
> "Action" and choose "uninstall".
>
> Turn off computer.
>
> Take out UAd card/cards.
>
> Turn on computer.
>
> Install latest UAD software and shut down computer.
>
> Install UAD card and boot up.
>
> Windows detects "new hardware", follow the standard installation procedure.
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Ca marche pas 
J'ai donc viré une barette de Ram sur les 2, puis installé le soft, puis coupé et installé la carte, puis installé les drivers, puis rebooté.
"No Cards Found"
J'ai tout desintallé, viré l'autre barette de Ram, installé la carte dans l'autre Slot PCI.
"No Card Found"
Je viens de répondre au support UA ...
J'ai donc viré une barette de Ram sur les 2, puis installé le soft, puis coupé et installé la carte, puis installé les drivers, puis rebooté.
"No Cards Found"
J'ai tout desintallé, viré l'autre barette de Ram, installé la carte dans l'autre Slot PCI.
"No Card Found"
Je viens de répondre au support UA ...
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