Hello,
every now and then, an user of my soft comes up with strange "the app does not launch" issues on Win32.
As it turns out, a lot of the time, this is because they have the JACK2 ASIO driver installed on 64-bit Windows, which has been bugged for years and will just crash:
jackaudio/jack2#275
jackaudio/jack2#332
They may have installed it 5 years ago and forgot about it, asking them to uninstall or update JACK is a non-starter. Thus I'd like to know if there would be a way to entirely ignore / disable it when scanning the ASIO registry keys.
Hello,
every now and then, an user of my soft comes up with strange "the app does not launch" issues on Win32.
As it turns out, a lot of the time, this is because they have the JACK2 ASIO driver installed on 64-bit Windows, which has been bugged for years and will just crash:
jackaudio/jack2#275
jackaudio/jack2#332
They may have installed it 5 years ago and forgot about it, asking them to uninstall or update JACK is a non-starter. Thus I'd like to know if there would be a way to entirely ignore / disable it when scanning the ASIO registry keys.