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01-24-2010, 04:47 PM
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Windows 7-32bit: all HD are not valid audio volumes
Hello,
I just upgraded to Win 7, intalled latest PT8.0.3 with Audio Driver PTLE_Audio_Drivers_32bit_v804b. Once validated, I can't create any session, because on the workspace I get this message for all my HD (when trying to change the T to a R): "cannot be designated as an Audio Record volume because it is not a valid audio volume". All my HD are healthy, basic. Thank you, Shutiri Windows 7 PC - pentium 4 HT 2GBram. 
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