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Troubleshooting
Problems When Installing Guitar Tracks 4 or Changing Settings
Problem
Points to check
Could you have attempted to
install Guitar Tracks 4 as a user
without administrative privileges?
Is the V-STUDIO 20 DVD-ROM
correctly inserted in the DVD drive?
Can't install
Could system monitoring software
Guitar Tracks 4
such as an anti-virus program be
running?
Did you attempt to install from a
network drive?
Is there enough hard disk space?
Plug-ins are installed but
It may be that a plug-in is disabled.
not shown
"Audio Driver Error"
Is the Audio Driver setting
appears
appropriate?
Could an input-only or output-only
audio driver be installed, such as
Clicking [OK] in the
for a USB speaker or USB
Audio Options dialog
microphone?
does not close the dialog
box
Could your computer's internal
sound card be enabled?
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Action
In order to install Guitar Tracks 4, you must log on as a user who has administrative
privileges. Installation will not occur correctly if any other user attempts this.
If the DVD drive or the V-STUDIO 20 DVD-ROM is dirty, use a commercially available
cleaner to clean it.
Close such software until installation is completed. For details on how to close the
software, refer to the documentation for your computer or for the software you're
using.
You must install from a local drive.
Your hard drive must have at least 6 GB of free space.(Recommended)
Check whether the plug-in might be disabled in the plug-in manager. For more about
the plug-in manager, refer to the Guitar Tracks 4's Online Help.
If an audio driver not being used by Guitar Tracks 4 is installed, try either disabling that
driver or disconnecting the corresponding audio interface from your computer.
Try changing the "Audio Driver Settings" (p. 24).
In this case, your settings might not be applied when you click [OK] in the Audio
Options dialog box. Try disabling those audio drivers.
Some internal sound cards may cause problems for other audio drivers. In this case, try
disabling the internal sound card in the device manager or in your computer's BIOS
screen.
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