DFX Audio Enhancer 11.108

[SnakeMasteR]

Is that Win8? I dunno if it is well supported.

PS: no problems on install for Win7 x64. Win8 is not well supported.

PS2: I personally prefer 11.104. Best for me.

It's 7 Ultimate 32bit in 8 Metro dress, maybe that's the problem. :lol:

Similar issues i had with Breakaway, i never managed to get those Pipeline drivers finally installed, sadly.

I'm not sure which version exactly but i already had a 9.x version of DFX installed successfully in the past and i already used 7. It's very nice to see all different versions migrated into one product, instead of installing hundreds of editions for the same purpose, that is why i wanted to test how it goes (and to have an alternative for SRS, it doesn't seem to like newest VIA HD audio drivers).

[Olexijl]

Is that Win8? I dunno if it is well supported.

PS: no problems on install for Win7 x64. Win8 is not well supported.

PS2: I personally prefer 11.104. Best for me.

It's 7 Ultimate 32bit in 8 Metro dress, maybe that's the problem. :lol:

Similar issues i had with Breakaway, i never managed to get those Pipeline drivers finally installed, sadly.

I'm not sure which version exactly but i already had a 9.x version of DFX installed successfully in the past and i already used 7. It's very nice to see all different versions migrated into one product, instead of installing hundreds of editions for the same purpose, that is why i wanted to test how it goes (and to have an alternative for SRS, it doesn't seem to like newest VIA HD audio drivers).

I think you have to uninstall any drivers (if you use Realtek HD/VIA HD Drivers) and then try to install it again.

It is simple: Realtek or VIA HD drivers are supposed to bring onboard sound in function. If you buy a proper sound card and install their software (soundblaster), and then install these, no prob.

DFX is supposed to work with built-in drivers or drivers for soundcards. It does not work (properly) with drivers for onboard sound.