Hi Teddy,
thanks for the info and for other peoples responses.
I think the chances of it being a problem with Audacity are very small.
However if this is the case, then it probably won't be fixed until some of
the Audacity developers have updated to the creators update, and there are
other people reporting a similar problem.
The reported problems with realtek cards and the creators update only
concerns Dolby Digital Live and DTS Interractive, so I don't think that
would affect audacity. My suggestions would be to:
1. Check on the laptop manufacturer's website to see if there are any
updates for your audio driver.
2. As already suggested, you could roll back to the previous version of
Windows 10. Note, that after you have updated to the creators version, you
only have 10 days in which you can easily do the roll back.
just ask, if you have any more questions, or need more details,
David.
On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 9:43 PM, Ted Galanos <tr.galanos@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sure thing.
I just bought this laptop last end of November.
1. What sound card are you using?
It's a Real Tech sound card.
2. What screen reader are you using?
The latest JAWS 18 build.
3. After you have opened Audacity, are there any actions which always
cause Audacity to crash?
It seems random; from opening an audio file like mp3 to copying one
track in one Audacity window to another to saving a project. I get the
message that Audacity has stopped working and will be closed down.
Windows is trying to search for a solution... Close button... or Wait
button....
4. Have you tried using any other audio editing or recording software?
If there are problems with other software as well, then it may be a
problem with your sound card driver.
Yes, I've used Goldwave 5.67 all day with no problems.
Thanks for trying to help find a solution.
Teddy
On 4/14/17, David Bailes <drbailes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Teddy,of
I'm not sure why you're having problems when using the creator's edition
Windows 10. I've only got access to the creator's edition in a virtualcause
machine, and don't have any problems. Could you give some more info:
1. What sound card are you using?
2. What screen reader are you using?
3. After you have opened Audacity, are there any actions which always
Audacity to crash?wrote:
4. Have you tried using any other audio editing or recording software? If
there are problems with other software as well, then it may be a problem
with your sound card driver.
thanks,
David.
On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 5:38 PM, Ted Galanos <tr.galanos@xxxxxxxxx>
I've grown to love Audacity over the last 1.5 years. I just Upgraded
to Win 10 Creator's Edition. Now, Audacity crashes constantly. I
uninstalled it and deleted all residual folders/files. Did a
completely clean install of 2.13. It is still crashing. I need help,
please.
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