I attempted to change the audio device in Cakewalk and it started the wave profiler which immediately terminated when attempting to profile one of the audio devices on the system. I have disabled every sound device, both input and output on the system, but when I start Cakewalk, I still see the wave profiler start up and stop unexpectedly. It attempts to profile every device on the system, even if those devices are disabled in control panel. Any ideas as to what may be happening?
Edited by Houstin Smith fixed by complete uinstall and reinstall of Cakewalk
I attempted to change the audio device in Cakewalk and it started the wave profiler which immediately terminated when attempting to profile one of the audio devices on the system. I have disabled every sound device, both input and output on the system, but when I start Cakewalk, I still see the wave profiler start up and stop unexpectedly. It attempts to profile every device on the system, even if those devices are disabled in control panel. Any ideas as to what may be happening?
Edited by Houstin Smithfixed by complete uinstall and reinstall of Cakewalk
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