This happened to me in a performance already, to great annoyance. But there are intermittent timing errors that appear as clusters of clicks, leading eventually but not always to crashes of the system. But everything is recognised, drivers load and update, everything launches as it should. Windows warns that the "double dongle" is not supported, so fair enough. However, I have the same problems as you, using an adapter from TB3 to TB2 to Firewire 800 (which in this forum appears to work fine with 2019 Macs). Hello! I am a former Macbook pro user who switched last August to Windows because the hardware choices (ports, connectors, cost) are better. Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for any answers! If anyone here has a clue that would be really nice (it'd be even nicer if the roll-back worked!) So, as the blue screens really annoy me, I think I'd like to try to roll the OS a few builds/versions backward, and the questinion is to which build/version should I try to go back? I've read someone's thread, and he basically said that the last Windows 10 build, and the one before it, were causing problems similar to mine.
However, I've installed a pos-blue screen analyzer program that reported the fireface drivers as the cause of the system crash, consistently.Īdditionally, for the last week I've used my dj controller as an audio interface, with the fireface disconnected, and I've had no blue screens whatsoever. It is very possible that I started having the issues after a major windows 10 update.Īt first, I was not sure what the problem was.
Other times i'd get the blue screen upon closing Cubase. Most of the time I'd get sound artifacts while listening to audio, a few minutes before the blue screen. The system worked flawlessly until I started getting blue screens a few months ago. I have a Fireface 400 which is installed in a realtively new computer running Windows 10 Pro.Īs the motherboard has no onboard firewire interface I have a PCIE FW card (with a Texas Instruments chip).
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