Problème d'installation

Citation : Few optimization settings I can suggest.

1. Right clik on your FirePod/Box icon in your system tray just to the left
of the time. Set the CPU setting to HIGH. If HIGH setting does not work,
try LOW.
The above settings do not apply to the Inspire1394.

2. Right clik on your My Computer icon and select Properties. clik the
Advanced tab, clik the Settings button under Performance, clik Advanced tab,
then set to Background Services under Proccessor Scheduling.

3. If you have Service Pack 2 installed: Clik Start menu, Control Panel,
Windows FireWall, clik the Advanced tab and 'uncheck' the 1394 Connection
and clik OK.

4. clik Start menu, Control Panel, double clik into Power Options and set
the Power Scheme to Always On and set the other stuff to NEVER, clik APPLY,
then clik Hibernate tab and 'uncheck' hibernate, then clik APPLY and OK.

5. clik Start menu, Control Panel and double clik into Network Connections,
if you have a Wireless Network Connection, right clik and 'disable' this
while you are running the FirePod/Box or Inspire.

6. Within Cubase, clik Devices menu, select Device Setup, and select VST
MULTITRACK. There you have "number of disk buffers", set this to 10 and
"disk buffer size", set this to 128 or 256. clik APPLY. Also make sure you
are set to the Presonus ASIO FirePod/Box drivers. Then clik the 'Expert'
button and set "audio priority" to VERY HIGH. You may also want to increase
any related settings within other recording softwares.

7. Lastly, right clik on My Computer icon, select Properties, clik Hardware
tab, clik Device Manager button. In here, extend the IDE ATA/ATAPI
Controllers, double clik on the Primary and Secondary IDE Channels, clik
Advanced Settings. Here you will see Device 0 and Device 1, you'll see
"Transfer Mode" (which is usually set to DMA if available) and you will see
"Current Transfer Mode". Current Transfer needs to be set to UDMA(Ultra
DMA) mode. If either Device on the Primary or Secondary Channels are set to
PIO mode, this could be your problem. PIO mode is a older legacy and slower
transfer mode for older HD's. If either are set to PIO mode, you can change
this by either entering BIOS and setting the IDE Controllers to 'Auto' and
as long as the 'Tranfer Mode" is set to DMA if available, the Current
Transfer Mode should change. If not, in the Device Manager, as long as the
"Transfer Mode" is set to DMA if available, you can right clik on the
Primary/Secondary IDE Channel listed and 'uninstall' it. Once
'uninstalled', reboot your computer and it will refresh.

Get back to me with your results and your computer's System Information
file.

Clik the Start menu button, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System
Information. In the System Information window, clik the File menu and Save.
Name your file and Save as a .NFO file type to your desktop. Attatch to
email.