Lexicon CORE2 User Manual page 29

Lexicon Studio Core2 User Guide
To remedy this problem:
Run the Device Driver Wizard again as follows:
1. From the Device manager select Sound, Video and Game controllers.
2. Double click on Lexicon Studio Core2 System.
3. Select the Driver tab
4. Select Update driver
5. Select YES (recommended) when the update Device Driver Wizard window opens.
6. Continue normally with the driver update
Audio Errors
If your audio application does not boot, check the following:
1. Is the card present under the Device Manager? To check, go to the Window's Control Panel and
double click on SYSTEM. This will bring up the System Properties window. Click on the Device
Manager tab and find the Sound, Video and Game controller icon (or Multimedia). Expand the
category and look for Lexicon IDS Sound System. A yellow exclamation point next to Lexicon
Studio Sound System indicates your driver has been improperly installed.
2. Is an IRQ assigned? Is memory I/O assigned? Highlight the Lexicon Core2 and click on the
Properties button. This brings up the LexiconCore2 Properties page. Click on the Resources tab.
You will see a box called Resource Settings. If an IRQ and Memory are assigned, they will be
displayed here. Also look below at the Conflicting device box to see if any conflicts are listed.
Pops and clicks
• If you have a PCI-based VGA board , screen redraws may create pops, clicks or crashes. Turn
VGA acceleration off. The Graphics accelerator slider is accessed by pressing the Graphics
button in the Performance page of the System properties box. This may solve the problem.
• Contact the VGA card manufacturer and obtain the most recent drivers for that board and to report
the problem.
Troubleshooting
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