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Aaron, how come you answer questions about this problem however ignore the many requests from others about answers to why there is still no Windows 7 drivers for the Sirroco????

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Hi Richard,
Yes, you'll want to go through Cyberguys. Sorry about this.
-Aaron

I bought it from one of your dealers cyberguys.com.
Do I need to deal with them on the return?

Thanks,
Richard

That definitely sounds like a defective hardware unit, unfortunately. Did you buy it directly from us?

Thanks,
Aaron

The power outlet and connector were the first things I tried. I just double checked it a minute ago, and it is not actually 100% dead. The optical output was lit up red. But the other leds were still out, and it didn't show up on network (and I plugged it in again with the ethernet and the setup program still didn't recognize it).

I hit the reset button again, and the optical output went out (and the setup program still doesn't find it).

Thanks,
Richard

Hmm, that's a new one. Could you try the following?
-try a new power outlet
-try re-seating the power connector into the Sirocco's power port.

Hi,

I never got a chance to try ccleaner.
When I got home today my sirocco had completely quit working.
It didn't show up on my wireless network. None of the leds light
up. If I plug it into my computer with the ethernet it doesn't show up. Pressing the reset button doesn't help.

Thanks,
Richard

I will try ccleaner. If that doesn't work I will either shell out the money for the registry mechanic or just do a fresh windows install
(my dell hardware should be pretty standard, so since no one else seems to have reported this issue I would guess that the latter would almost certainly fix the problem).

I'll let you know how it turned out after I've exhausted these options.

Thanks,
Richard

Hmm, yes I do wonder about residual effects from these drivers. Can you try running a program like CCleaner (www.ccleaner.com - it's free) or Registry Mechanic? Might help to dust out the cobwebs a bit.

Hope this helps,
Aaron

Hi,

It does not seem to happen when the Sirocco is connected but no programs are playing audio (at least I left it for 10 minutes and it didn't happen.)

The Dynamic Audio Switching was already off.

I do have other audio drivers on the problem PC (and not on the working PC). There were drivers for a Linksys usb Skype-phone and a Logitech usb webcam (with a built in microphone). I uninstalled these this afternoon (with add/remove programs) and it didn't fix the problem (even after several reboots). Of course maybe they could have a residual effect. There is also the driver for the audio chip built into the laptop (Sigmatel) which I didn't uninstall.

I also tried turning off Skype and it didn't help.

Thanks,
Richard

Ok, a few questions:
-does this happen when the Sirocco is connected, but there are no programs playing audio?
-do you have Dynamic Audio Switching enabled? If so, try turning it off.
-which other audio drivers do you have installed on the PC that is causing problems?

Thanks,
Aaron

Hi,

cmflywav.exe is only eating up between 5% and 10%.
The biggest offender is winamp at between 30% and 50%
However all the processes don't seem to add up to the full 100%
By the way, I don't just have this problem with winamp, it seems to happen with any application using audio.

I installed the driver on the other PC and it works flawlessly there.

Thanks,
Richard

Hi Richard,
Thanks for the info. Could you open the task manager (Ctrl-Alt-Delete -> Task Manager), and see which process is eating up all of the CPU? I am guessing it would be cmflywav.exe?

Also, can you try installing the driver on your other PC and see if you observe the same phenomenon?

Thanks,
Aaron

No, I just doubled checked and this didn't help.
In case it is useful, here is exactly how this occurence went:
Computer was sitting idle with Sondigo control panel open (but disconnected). I then connected and opened Winamp and started playing
an mp3. The cpu meter then spiked to 100% and stayed there almost constantly (before it had been steady at less than 5%). I then closed the control panel and exited the little icon on the lower right hand corner.
The cpu stayed steady at 100% and is still that way (it has been about 15 minutes now). The music has kept playing fine, though (although the system is painfully slow now-- I am writing this with a different computer).

Thanks,
Richard

Hi Richard,
When this happens, does closing the Sirocco control panel window help to relieve the CPU usage?
-Aaron