I had bought this software (that i like a lot), for a long time, on Win XP but
now, i was (forced) to install Windows 10 and i can't even install it! 🙁 .
Do you guys run in the same trouble or is it my computer that need's help with a precise hammer adjustment? 😀 ...
now, i was (forced) to install Windows 10 and i can't even install it! 🙁 .
Do you guys run in the same trouble or is it my computer that need's help with a precise hammer adjustment? 😀 ...
What is the error message? Which version number are you using? Did you try running the compatibility checker on it?
Well, when i insert the CD to install the software, the CD spins but nothing happens!. Computer does not even prompt me to ask what should be done with the CD... Must be something i'm not doing right, right? 😕
Not the biggest fan of Win 10 yet 😡
Not the biggest fan of Win 10 yet 😡
Hi.
Maybe "AutoRun" is disable.
But you should be able to browse the CD in File/Windows Explorer (Win Key + E).
Then follow the Win10 install there -> Tech Note 27 - Windows 10 Installation Instructions
And download the update -> Downloads
Happy Holiday.
Maybe "AutoRun" is disable.
But you should be able to browse the CD in File/Windows Explorer (Win Key + E).
Then follow the Win10 install there -> Tech Note 27 - Windows 10 Installation Instructions
And download the update -> Downloads
Happy Holiday.
Thanks Chartal, tried your tip, but same results, not working 🙁 . It's most probably a computer problem 😕
Have a Happy New Year guys 😉
Have a Happy New Year guys 😉
Open up Windows Exploder and see if you can see the files on the CD. That will tell you if it is a Windows problem or a CD / player problem.
Well that pretty much eliminates a read error. I would be inclined to copy the contents of the CD to a folder on the HDD. If it does a proper copy (right amount of file, size on disk etc.) then you can rule that out completely.
Once you are sure it isn't a read error I would start going through compatibility settings.
I suspect because they has been no development on it for a very long time it will probably need some kind of forced compatibility or previous Windows emulation.
I actually use it myself, but I'm still running Win7.
Once you are sure it isn't a read error I would start going through compatibility settings.
I suspect because they has been no development on it for a very long time it will probably need some kind of forced compatibility or previous Windows emulation.
I actually use it myself, but I'm still running Win7.
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must run win 10 in safe mode. Try with this 4 Ways To Boot Into Safe Mode In Windows 10
when you get in safe mode install bassbox pro and than return in normal mode. Bassbox pro will work.
when you get in safe mode install bassbox pro and than return in normal mode. Bassbox pro will work.
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Thanks Shonne, and all of you!. I have to set this aside, as it is not
working for me 🙁. I HATE Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 with a passion.
I will dust-off my 11 year old spair computer, that had Win XP Pro 😎 and
use this for Bassbox/ Xo3 and woofertester.
working for me 🙁. I HATE Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 with a passion.
I will dust-off my 11 year old spair computer, that had Win XP Pro 😎 and
use this for Bassbox/ Xo3 and woofertester.
Safe mode worked for me, thanks so much guys, it's been years since I used bassbox pro because of compatability issues with newer windows versions!
Lucky you Rod 🙂. I fired-up my olllllll spair puter and it works like a charm.
I missssssssss Windows XP Pro!.........
I missssssssss Windows XP Pro!.........
I had no problems. It installed normally and is running fine.
Did you check with Harrison for updates?
Did you check with Harrison for updates?
Glad you got it working, one way or another! 😀 Windows went downhill since XP, and it's years of updates!
I had a lot of isssues with xover pro 3 in windows 7 but found a workaround.
Using virtualbox,
With ubuntu in a vm i use wine which installs and runs xover pro perfectly
I know it sounds like a lot. i alteady had vb and ubuntu for development work, so installing wine was 1 command
$ apt-get install wine
Go make dinner. Check on license agreement screen. eat.
Attach xover pro cd to virtual machine, rightclick on setup.exe and select wine install.
Best,
Erik
Using virtualbox,
With ubuntu in a vm i use wine which installs and runs xover pro perfectly
I know it sounds like a lot. i alteady had vb and ubuntu for development work, so installing wine was 1 command
$ apt-get install wine
Go make dinner. Check on license agreement screen. eat.
Attach xover pro cd to virtual machine, rightclick on setup.exe and select wine install.
Best,
Erik
Hi,
It seems there's a few people on this thread that know what they're on about. I'm attempting to create a band pass subwoofer box for car audio, and I think I've got these figures looking ok.
If someone has time, could they take a quick look and hopefully advise me of what I need to change.
Thanks in advance for your help.
It seems there's a few people on this thread that know what they're on about. I'm attempting to create a band pass subwoofer box for car audio, and I think I've got these figures looking ok.
If someone has time, could they take a quick look and hopefully advise me of what I need to change.
Thanks in advance for your help.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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