Stereo Tool :: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool

Ok, thanks for replying. I did find a registry option which can be set via the "Gruppenrichtlinien" (can't find the english word for it) but that failed. Well, not completely, but Windows installed a security patch without asking.
So indeed Windows Updates need to be blocked completely.

I don't know if that relates, but after logging out of Remote Desktop, ST nealy came to a halt, blocked by a svchost.exe using ~25% CPU. Killing the task resumes ST. After I found the recent update I'm not sure if that was an immediate result or if the Remote Desktop disconnect does any harm to the Dante ASIO driver (it does kill all WASAPI, been through that before).

Using ST 9.35 and Win 10 Enterpise IoT LTSC as a platform for experiments with streaming output.

Author:	oldiesstation [ Thu Nov 01, 2018 3:23 pm ]
Post subject:	Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
Do any features in Win 10 need to be turned off like updates,etc, to work ON AIR with no issues? Using ST stand alone version. Thanks

Author:	Bojcha [ Thu Nov 01, 2018 7:05 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
Yes.. downgrade to Win7

Author:	oldiesstation [ Thu Nov 01, 2018 7:21 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
yep. Think I will just stay with 7 Thanks

Author:	Minetti [ Tue Oct 15, 2019 9:02 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
Sorry to bring up this old topic. But are there any new insights in using Win10 in pro audio environment? I'm involved in upgrading a station which is now using mostly Dante. We would like to use ST for FM processing at a later stage. But with Dante only supporting Windows (and Mac, but that's not going to happen) and current hardware not providing Win 7 drivers - let alone licensing problems - what would be the way forward? A fallback could be to use a USB-to Dante adapter and setup a Linux machine running ST. But that would limit us to 2x2 I/O.

Author:	Mathijsco [ Thu Oct 17, 2019 10:26 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
The most important thing is to make sure updates are disabled, and most of all, stay disabled. To be sure of that you could block Microsofts update servers in your DNS. Other than that it should run fine, really.

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Author:	Minetti [ Thu Oct 17, 2019 7:06 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
Ok, thanks for replying. I did find a registry option which can be set via the "Gruppenrichtlinien" (can't find the english word for it) but that failed. Well, not completely, but Windows installed a security patch without asking. So indeed Windows Updates need to be blocked completely. I don't know if that relates, but after logging out of Remote Desktop, ST nealy came to a halt, blocked by a svchost.exe using ~25% CPU. Killing the task resumes ST. After I found the recent update I'm not sure if that was an immediate result or if the Remote Desktop disconnect does any harm to the Dante ASIO driver (it does kill all WASAPI, been through that before). Using ST 9.35 and Win 10 Enterpise IoT LTSC as a platform for experiments with streaming output.

Author:	drbusy [ Thu Oct 17, 2019 7:24 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
Quote: Ok, thanks for replying. I did find a registry option which can be set via the "Gruppenrichtlinien" (can't find the english word for it) but that failed. Well, not completely, but Windows installed a security patch without asking. So indeed Windows Updates need to be blocked completely. I don't know if that relates, but after logging out of Remote Desktop, ST nealy came to a halt, blocked by a svchost.exe using ~25% CPU. Killing the task resumes ST. After I found the recent update I'm not sure if that was an immediate result or if the Remote Desktop disconnect does any harm to the Dante ASIO driver (it does kill all WASAPI, been through that before). Using ST 9.35 and Win 10 Enterpise IoT LTSC as a platform for experiments with streaming output. Don't use remote desktop because it often mess the audio drivers or address. Use teamwiever or anydesk instead.

Author:	Minetti [ Thu Oct 17, 2019 9:29 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
I hesitate to use any cloud based remote controls, would rather use VNC or the like. VPN is available...

Author:	Ivellios [ Thu Nov 28, 2019 1:40 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Using Win 10 with Stereo Tool
Quote: Use teamwiever or anydesk instead. I would rather suggest trying NoMachine - which is available for free. Unless the user buys a commercial license, TeamViewer will start asking them to pay and making some stupid things like 'it looks like you or your partner use a free version of TeamViewer for commercial purposes so you will be disconnected in a few minutes... blahblahblah'. That's kinda annoying. I told this piece of software goodbye forever after making this to me many times.

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