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Thank you Tim for hellping me out. The database file was hidden in the SDR folder but once it was deleted, I downloaded a fresh SDR 1.18.5 and all is well again except for VAC 4.09 and now I know what caused my problems. My wife had bought me a "SYSTEMS MECHANIC" program as a gift thinking I could use it on this computer. Well, 3 days ago before the fatal error started, I had ran the SYSTEM MECHANIC program which said I had corrupted files and asked if I wanted them deleted which I gave it a go ahead. Somehow it apparently thought SDR and VAC were not proper programs and corrupted files in both. My Com0Com is still working however. I am back on the air again--- Thanks again
We suffer from kleptomania and sometimes have to take something for it.
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Those PESKY little cleaner programs. They can be evil little devils.
I am glad you have it all working again.
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Tim - W4TME
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I have one of these Fatal exception errors of my very own firstly I only have a Softrock RX for now, I am trying to evaluate power SDR before I start to build some SDR1000 compatible hardware - don't worry I won't be doing the digital stuff, somebody much cleverer than me will be doing that.
Hardware:
Mainboard : Intel DP55WB
Chipset : Intel P55
Processor : Intel Core i5 750 @ 2666 MHz
Physical Memory :4096 MB (2 x 2048 DDR3-SDRAM )
Video Card :NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
Hard Disk : WDC (500 GB)
Sound Card: Delta 44 PCI -
Software: PowerSDR 1.18.6
Delta 44 PCI - driver 5.10.0.5069
The software started once upon installation after doing the wisdom fft stuff, all subsequent attempts to start the software results in the following being displayed.

I suspect that I may have an incompatible soundcard driver, is there an older - better one?
Regards
Conrad G0RUZ
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You didn't tell what operating system yu are using, but the error indicates you are using an incompatible Delta 44 sound card driver.
Search the FlexRadio Knowledge Base (http://kb.flex-radio.com) for the workaround which is to use an older driver.
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Tim - W4TME
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Hi Tim I am using XP SP3. I'll look for the workaround. I did look for older drivers on the M Audio site but the only 2 listed were pretty new. Which driver should I be using with a Delta 44, PowerSDR 1.18.6 and XP Pro SP3?
Conrad
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This is one of the major problems with external sound card based SDRs. You depend on a third-party driver and if the manufacturer changes it or a new operating system mandates a driver change, you could get stuck with an inoperable radio.
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Or ASIO4ALL
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