Problems At Startup With Sonar - Roland Sonar V-Studio 100 Getting Started

Troubleshooting
Problem
Plug-ins are not installed
Plug-ins are installed but
not shown
"Audio Driver Error"
appears
Clicking [OK] in the Audio
Options dialog does not
close the dialog box

Problems at Startup with SONAR

Problem
Can't start up
"Audio Driver Error" is
displayed
Notation displayed
incorrectly in Staff View
44
Points to check
The plug-ins are not installed
(registered) in the Start menu.
It may be that a plug-in is disabled.
Is the Audio Driver setting
appropriate?
Could you be using a stand-alone
version of a software synthesizer
(such as the stand-alone version of
the Roland VSC)?
Could an input-only or output-only
audio driver be installed, such as
for a USB speaker or USB
microphone?
Could your computer's internal
sound card be enabled?
Points to check
Could numerous applications be
running?
Could memory-resident programs
be running?
Could you be using other music
application software?
Are the audio driver settings
appropriate?
Do the audio data format settings
match?
It may be that Windows has
become temporarily unstable.
Action
The software synthesizers included with SONAR are all plug-in versions. Unlike the
stand-alone versions, they will not be registered in the Windows Start menu. In order
to use the plug-in software synthesizers included with SONAR, you must call them up
from within SONAR. For details on how to do this, refer to SONAR's online Help.
Check whether the plug-in might be disabled in the plug-in manager. For more about
the plug-in manager, refer to the SONAR's Online Help.
Make sure that SONAR's Sampling Rate (p. 56) is the same as the setting of the SONAR
V-STUDIO 100's "Sample Freq" setting.
If an audio driver not being used by SONAR is installed, try either disabling that driver
or disconnecting the corresponding audio interface from your computer.
Try changing the "Driver Mode" (p. 23).
In this case, your settings might not be applied when you click [OK] in the Audio
Options dialog box. Try uninstalling the stand-alone version of the software
synthesizer.
In this case, your settings might not be applied when you click
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.
Action
It may be that SONAR cannot start up because there is insufficient memory. Close other
applications before you start up SONAR. If an error still appears, try restarting Windows.
Memory-resident programs such as anti-virus software may prevent SONAR from
running correctly. Try closing such software before starting SONAR.
If Media Player or any other application that has audio playback capability is running,
SONAR won't be able to use the audio driver, and an error appears when SONAR is
started. Close the audio playback application, and then start SONAR again.
Make sure that SONAR's Sampling Rate (p. 56) is the same as the setting of the SONAR
V-STUDIO 100's "Sample Freq" setting.
If an audio driver not being used by SONAR is installed, try either disabling that driver
or disconnecting the corresponding audio interface from your computer.
Try changing the "Driver Mode" (p. 23).
Make sure that the Sampling Rate of the audio used in your project, the Sampling Rate
of SONAR, and the setting of the SONAR V-STUDIO 100's "Sample Freq" all match.
"About Sampling Rates" (p. 56)
Try restarting Windows.
[OK]
in the Audio