3. BIAS FX 2 constantly crashes on ASIO and won't work on anything else

BIAS FX 2 constantly crashes on ASIO and won't work on anything else


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    What interface are you running? I documented an extremely bad bug that crashed The Whole computer with certain drivers if the computer is connected to the internet and running ASIO. Can you check if it still crashes if you disconnect from the internet?

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    @griffinneubauer Could you please refer to the #3 in this article to see if it helps ?

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  • I first installed the 64-Bit version and had the same problem. Then I installed the 32-Bit version too, started it and changed to ASIO. I made my settings and left the 32-Bit version, then started the 64-Bit version and it works.

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  • @jürgen-dick said in BIAS FX 2 constantly crashes on ASIO and won't work on anything else:

    I first installed the 64-Bit version and had the same problem. Then I installed the 32-Bit version too, started it and changed to ASIO. I made my settings and left the 32-Bit version, then started the 64-Bit version and it works.

    I can confirm the same behaviour and the same solution
    WIndows 10 64 bit, using BIAS FX 2 with various ASIO USB cards (FocusRite 18i8, Steinberg UR22C) all updated to latest drivers & firmware.
    When selecting ASIO in the audio settings of BIAS FX 2 (64 bit), it crashes and leaves this info in the event log:

    Faulting application name: BIAS FX 2_x64.exe, version: 2.1.7.4820, time stamp: 0x5dd63a34
Faulting module name: BIAS FX 2_x64.exe, version: 2.1.7.4820, time stamp: 0x5dd63a34
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x000000000058ef03
Faulting process ID: 0x116c
Faulting application start time: 0x01d5c225994ce76d
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\BIAS FX 2 Application (64bit)\BIAS FX 2_x64.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\BIAS FX 2 Application (64bit)\BIAS FX 2_x64.exe
Report ID: 4486d1e9-3d16-4c7c-9909-9d689070861b
Faulting package full name: 
Faulting package-relative application ID:

    The solution was to run, as suggested, BIAS FX 2 (32 bit) and do the ASIO settings in there, and then I could use the 64 bit version as well.

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