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skyblue 01-12-2017 10:05 AM

QB9 Win10 driver
 
Anyone know where to get a windows 10 compatible driver for the QB9? For some reason, the Thesycon 1.26 driver linked on the websites, started crashing my computer hard. So its been uninstalled. So, now Im looking for a modern driver.

yage 01-13-2017 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by skyblue (Post 825900)
Anyone know where to get a windows 10 compatible driver for the QB9? For some reason, the Thesycon 1.26 driver linked on the websites, started crashing my computer hard. So its been uninstalled. So, now Im looking for a modern driver.

For Windows 10, you need to install the driver using 'Compatibility Mode'. Just do a search for the instructions. Works fine after that.

skyblue 01-13-2017 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by yage (Post 826162)
For Windows 10, you need to install the driver using 'Compatibility Mode'. Just do a search for the instructions. Works fine after that.

I did. And it worked for a year. Now it crashes with bsod.

Blackstone 01-16-2017 10:53 PM

It really should just work. I would do a clean reinstall of Windows 10.

IM3CPO 01-17-2017 06:33 AM

I wonder if perhaps Windows Update installed a patch that caused an issue for you? I would uninstall the driver (which it looks like you already did) then attach the DAC to your computer and make sure it shows up as an unknown device. If it doesnt (meaning it does detect the QB9) then delete it from within Device Manager and make sure you tell Windows to remove to driver as well as the device.

Once thats done, I would unplug the DAC from the computer, then restart the computer and install the driver in compatibility mode, etc., and see if it now works without the BSOD.

skyblue 01-17-2017 04:33 PM

I tried a loooot of things. repairing, reinstalling (crash), uninstall, reinstall, uninstall again. In the end what worked was to put all .exe files in the 1.26 folder to win 7 compatibility mode, and then selecting that folder as the driver folder for the ayre in the device manager.

Jebus. But Im now a happy camper again. Now I just need some more base in these lcd3s :)

skyblue 01-17-2017 04:33 PM

Edit: Thank you all for advice!

ctsooner 01-19-2017 03:40 PM

It's a great community for Ayre fans over here. Everyone seems helpful and loves their music. Sky, eventually you'll be a QX5 user ;)....lol...j/k. You have a great sounding DAC, even by todays standards. the QX is the only other under 9k DAC that is much better. I do like the Codex better though. I know some may say not quite, but I've heard both so many times and in my system the Codex won out for a variety of reasons. Both to me, are best buys in audio.

skyblue 01-19-2017 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ctsooner (Post 827253)
It's a great community for Ayre fans over here. Everyone seems helpful and loves their music. Sky, eventually you'll be a QX5 user ;)....lol...j/k. You have a great sounding DAC, even by todays standards. the QX is the only other under 9k DAC that is much better. I do like the Codex better though. I know some may say not quite, but I've heard both so many times and in my system the Codex won out for a variety of reasons. Both to me, are best buys in audio.

Oh I want it. But, its a matter of $ at this time :)

ctsooner 01-21-2017 01:51 PM

Sky, it's always money, lol. Always. In time....


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