The only other suggestion I can give is.Buy a dedicated USB Interface/soundcard. ASIO will give low reported latency's but ive seen WASAPI making huge leaps in the past 2 years.
Don't fix what isn't broken, if its working use it. It appears to be for their soundblaster soundcards and/or dedicated soundcards. I wasn't even sure Dell had ASIO drivers till I did some research. I read this yesterday but couldn't think of a reasonable response to add. How important is getting ASIO mode to work vs sticking with WASAPI? I've read that ASIO is better but I'm not producing music professionally so will this matter to me? Does anyone know a way to fix this if it's my laptop? I already installed latest updates, removed smartbyte, installed latest Realtek drivers, etc.ģ.
Since the ASIO drivers are installed and show up as available, why are they not working when they used to work on a much poorer performing laptop with the same type of sound card and the previous Cakewalk version? Is this more likely an issue with the new update and my hardware, or settings on my new laptop I haven't figured out how to fix yet?Ģ. Per someone elses issue I found on the forum, switching to WASAPI mode fixed that problem. Then the devices were available but when I tried to record audio, the mouse icon continually showed as loading and nothing would record. After the update, first it told me there were no audio devices available when I'd open it, until I downloaded ASIO drivers directly from the Dell website. I think it was also working with ASIO on my new Dell inspiron laptop, also with integrated Realtek soundcard, before the latest update, but I can't be sure because I didn't do any recording on this laptop before the update came out. I had Cakewalk working using ASIO drivers with the integrated Realtek soundcard on my old Dell inspiron laptop.
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