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I’ve spoken with a few folks on the Gearslutz forum who use the Focusrite firewire interfaces.

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I would need to get a pci firewire card as i only have 1 firewire port so would i be able to set the legacy driver to one firewire port and the native win7 to another,

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So if this is true would an interface that was based on win7 native drivers still work with the legacy one.

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I know nothing about computers and drivers so this may sound stupid to some.įrom what i can tell you change to the legacy driver from the control panel so that would lead me to believe that when you install a driver from a product like the liquidmix or an interface then that driver would work based on the driver settings in the control panel (hope this makes sense) Would the legacy firewire affect the interface, So a potential new interface could and more than likly will be firewire, I may have to get a new interface also as emu dosnt have an official driver release ( we will wait and see about that). I have a focusrite liquidmix that should work with a legacy firewire driver which is fine BUT… Regarding the installation of FireWire Legacy drivers.Because of steinbergs lack of support for xp with cubase 6 im now thinking of getting windows 7.

It should replace the wrongly installed driver. What I would suggest is, download the IEEE 1394 Host Controller device from the manufacturer's website, and run the Setup file there.

Windows installed the wrong driver, thus it is appearing in a different name thus you can't use it.

It seems like you do not have the IEEE 1394 Host Controller plugged in properly, otherwise Windows would be able to detect it (and show "Unknown Device").

This issue might be occurring possibly due to below mentioned reasons.

Is your computer connected to domain network?.

Which version of Windows Operating system is running on your device?.

Have you recently made any changes on the device prior to this issue?.

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums. Unable to install IEEE 1394 legacy driver on Windows 10 More infos, motherboard is a MSI X570 gaming edge, Ryzen 9 So if anyone has any clue as to how i could install them though a different method so i can be sure that even with the legacy driver, this controller card is not gonna work for me, i'd be grateful : I know that with the legacy drivers all works well in windows 10 since my previous PC worked flawlessly for many many years from windows 7 to 8 and 10 with this method.

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And the driver update that crashes all the time is weird for me. The card is not faulty per say because when it doesn't crash on occasion, it works as it's supposed to, sound card turns on, sound is good, no crack no cuts. I tried in safe mode -> BSOD with same error code I tried by deactivating driver signature -> BSOD with same error code As soon as i hit "next" after selecting the legacy driver, every single time i tried -> BSOD with same error code. I followed two procedures, first the regular one through device manager, update driver, search on my computer etc. So i downloaded said drivers and tried to install them. On my previous built, i had to install the legacy driver for it to work properly and it did for like 9 years. I know for a fact that this card is causing the issue but i assumed it was only a software problem. I plugged the pci card in and It worked fine for few dozens of minutes and the first BSOD appeared with error code : WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR. I recently built a new computer but there was no firewire port on the motherboard it's 2020.i understand so i purchased a PCIexpress card with 2 firewire connectors. I own a firewire sound card RME fireface 400 that i love and own since forever. Let me try to explain in the clearest way possible my problem.