Access Violation upon launching PTLE 5.1.1 - WinME

[MaizeBass]

I just installed my new DIGI001 in my AMD Athlon 1.4 box and I get an "access Violation" upon launching it. I never get to enter my serial # or anything. The last messages I see in the PTLE box are: "loading DAE", then "Setting..." I can't read it since it flys by very fast. I ran the DigiTest.exe program and it seemed to be successful. My system spec's are:
AMD Athlon 1.4 266 FSB
Asus A7M266 motherboard
512 MB DDR
3 Ultra3 160 LVD SCSI drives (90GB)
DIGI001 is IRQ 5 [img]images/icons/frown.gif[/img]

[DigiTechSupt]

-We have found that reformatting the drive with FDISK and installing everything fresh is the best way to combat the "Access Violation" error message.

-Be sure and Deauthorize DVerb before erasing your disk.

Brent

[MaizeBass]

You must be joking. The disk was formatted from the WinME installation (FAT32).

[yavuzj]

Hi,

Set your Digi 001 to IRQ 10 from BIOS and try again. Make sure your SCSI card is not using that IRQ.

[MaizeBass]

Tried changing the IRQ to 10, which DIGI001 isn't shared with any other device. Still has the same problem.

[Dreamware]

Try going into the digidesign system folder located in program files and deleting dae prefs, then reboot and see if the problem goes away.

Regards,

Alex T.

[MaizeBass]

I already tried that earlier -- no luck.

[Dreamware]

Are you using the standard dual fifo IDE drivers? If not go into hard disk controllers in device manager and update them.

Regards,

Alex T.

[MaizeBass]

I'm not using IDE at all. I have SCSI drives only - Ultra 160 LVD. I have IDE disabled in the BIOS.

[yavuzj]

I think it would be best if you posted your IRQ list by copying from system information window. I would also like to see what is in your PCI slots listed by numbed (e.g PCI1 .., PCI2). This way we could help you better.