That Pesky Generic ASIO driver!
Opened Cakewalk and when I tried to select an input from my Tascam interface it said "none" ??Opening preferences found that that pesky Generic ASIO driver had taken over.
I got rid of it a long time ago. Only change in the last few days has been a W10 update and I just installed the BBE Sonic sweet. Any how I found a way to disable it but why does it still show in the Sync and Cashing tab?
Here's what I found ( Oh my goodness, I don't have to upload to iMGUR ANYMORE cool> )
The Magix driver is a re-badged version of ASIO4ALL. I removed it from the registry and got rid of the driver. Not sure of the origin of the Cubase Generic driver.
One method to suppress any unwanted ASIO driver without messing with the registry is locate and rename the dll.
IIRC, ASIO drivers have a registry entry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ASIO which is scanned by applications to pick up the the available ASIO drivers. When loading CbB will add the drivers to preferences if it c