Upgraded to windows 10 last weekend, all MOTU drivers are working fine, no issues with Sonar, All is good...

I posted up as I see people are concerned about the lack of drivers for the PCI424 card and windows 10

Anyhow that's my experience

Cheers
K

Okay, moved this post to start a new thread.

As of Oct 2015, Windows 10 Home version is not ideal for Pro Audio but this is also based on my needs to be off the grid as I have a studio in a remote area that is not capable of high speed internet access.

I'm getting really excited about Windows in general. Its the competition between Apple and Microsoft that is most exciting. But, I'm waiting a while before I put this into my audio PC's.

Kudo's for Windows.
Its reported working well on Samplitude.

I read it won't allow you to turn off auto updates. Maybe they want everyone to be updating any bugs.

Hello everyone,

Windows 10 will be released tomorrow and we expect that many of you intend to upgrade - especially because the upgrade will free from Windows 7 and Windows 8.

With the new operating system, Microsoft introduced many changes in regards to audio optimisations and lower latencies.
Also a new MIDI API is part of Windows 10.

Hi,
I have some problems with my Saffire56 and I think about having a backup alternative to record.
My important gear goes in ADAT

which one would be your choice

Something is whacked with my OS. I'm sick of trouble shooting. Time to re install the OS
I've never done this for recording computer on Windows.

Whats the best way to preserve my essential data like email, DAW etc?
All my audio files and libraries are in D/ E and F drives so no worried about this. I have 3 extra drives to drag whatever I need to get this done.

Native instrument put up a nice page that may help fine tunning your system.
Thanks to google search that made me discover it !

http://www.native-instruments.com/en/support/knowledge-base/show/1055/windows-8-tuning-tips-for-audio-processing/

I am having such a problem with my Windows media player only playing something once and then I have to reboot my computer it to play another song.
If I don't close it, I can keep it going to another song but if I close it, I have to reboot everytime.

This is driving me bonkers. Its been doing this a about a year and I'm fged up. Any help would be so appreciated.

So this mixer kicks ass because it's analog, has a ton of headroom, and is warm as a candle. My question is, I've been mixing at unity (master knob at 0) and using the FET transistors for my guitar/bass and vocals (I use an XLR to TS to plug my mic into a compressor pedal and delay pedal and use the FET to overdrive the vocals, it sounds badass)

I've been using XP for a very long time now. 7 years on a dual core/Athlon PC has been good for what I've been doing, however...