MagicAndre1981

What should I give you? Sorry I don't understand what you want

do this! Inside the setup you can create a task inside the taskscheduler and create a shortcut to run your tool with elevated rights. Read here how to do this: Currently, your tool can't be run when UAC is on and this is a blocker, where I never, ever test a software.

sorry, you don't understand the sense of the UAC: From a user which is here for 6 years, I've expected more knowledge

I've linked to the Web installer, because its much smaller compared to the ISO. There are still people with limited Internet access.

simply change the manifest entry and request admin rights 1 line to change is too difficult for you? Are you joking?

I'll never test a tool which requires turning off UAC

You are using the Key from the Product Stocker (COA), not the generic SLP Key from OEM.

missing hibernation is really a blocker why I don't use it for daily usage. My VHD installation is only used for VS2010 testings.

Install the Sp2, it brings several hundred fixes to you, which were only available as LDR fixes which you had to request at support.

ok, so contact the support of PreSonus.

if you have issues with boot, shutdown, resume, make a trace and upload it. I can take a look at it.

this is the old version. Go to this thread and use the new version:

this is the failure of vLite. vLite removes the files, but doesn't remove the packages. So, WU thinks this functions are still present.

use this guide and create dumps: http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/performance/got-high-cpu-usage-problems-procdump-em-.aspx and zip them and upload them please

please post a HowTo to integrate .net!

this is a really strange issue with your headset. Ok, post us what you found out later

Hi, great to hear, that it is fixed. So the BIOS had some trouble with the CoreParking feature. Have fun with your Windows now

This is the correct link: But under XP, the stackwalk is not available. You must have at least Vista to use it. Windows XP doesn't have the required ETW (Event Tracing for Windows) functions. You can make a dump, open it with WinDbg, setup the symbol path, ran the !runaway command to see how long each thread runs, switch to the thread and use kb to show the stack. What is the thread doing?

Hi, I've used a disassembler to look what the function does and from what I see, it belongs to the PowerManagment which control the new CoreParking ( http://thelazyadmin.com/blogs/thelazyadmin/archive/2009/02/05/what-s-new-in-2008-r2-core-parking.aspx, http://blogs.technet.com/mattmcspirit/archive/2009/05/07/seeing-core-parking-in-action.aspx, http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/john-savills-windows-faqs/q-how-can-i-enable-core-parking-in-my-system-without-changing-my-power-scheme-.aspx ) feature. Can you disable it and check if the CPU usage is reduced? André

Run the program as Administrator!

but the drivers are installed! What happens if you remove the drivers? If the issue gone? You can't disable ACPI, this is required for using Windows >= Vista. Have you tried the latest Bootcamp?

run the xperf commands again btw: I'm at the CeBit the next 2 days, so I can't answer.

could you please make a new trace?

Which device to you have exactly? The Firestudio only has beta drivers for Windows 7.

Download Diagnostic Tools like Everest Ultimate or SIW to see which mainboard do you have. Everest also provides links to the driver page.