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I may even use another Levovo ThinkStation with Win 10 since I've had a good experience with my Tascam FW-1884 & FW-1802.

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I'm using Win 7 64 bit Pro now, but if I do get a Win 10 PC in the future, I'll personally start with using the Win backwards compatibility mode, and make sure I have a TI chip in my firewire (just in case) before going any further. which is very strange, and may actually indicate other things at play. As for myself, I've had to change my methods. my older self-built Win XP DAW PC (no TI chip) which I couldn't get my Tascam to ever work reliably on them, and my Lenovo ThinkStation (has a TI) chip).Д«ottom line, if I was to give advice to a new Tascam FW user, I'd say take all these suggestions that work for others seriously yes, but don't hold your breath they'll work every time forever. Regarding the Texas Instruments chip, this is something in my experience that has at least seemingly made a difference, but can only compare between 2 PC's. I DO have a Texas Instruments chip on my current DAW PC, a Lenovo ThinkStation D-20, it's a built-in firwire port (no add-on card). Regarding the 'legacy firewire' option, though I DO use 'legacy', this is something that has not made any difference for me when I tried, whether I used legacy or not. NOTE 'If' my Tascams FW light doesn't 'stay' on (it always comes on briefly if nothing else) after booting up PC, I will NOT open up Cubase yet! I've NEVER been able to get my Tascam working 'after' Cubase is already open! However, if my firewire light doesn't stay on after booting PC, I CAN shut off my Tascam, and then turn it 'back' on, while the PC is already on, and the firewire light will then stay on. The 'current' method that seems to be working for me is.ДЄ) Power on/warm up the Tascam for a whileД«) boot up PC, wait til Tascam firewire light comes/stays onД) Open my DAW sofware (Cubase) & my project. Some things you just do because they worked before, like the warm-up period, which was also something that could reliably recreate as a method that made a difference. Then one day that stopped doing the trick (though I still do it anyway). This seemed to be something that could 100% recreate whether this worked, or not worked. At one time, I couldn't get my FW unit connected at all, the the SoftLCD applet when brought up 1st, would connect to Tascam every time, when not brought up, no connection, brought up & then connection. Speaking for myself, the thing about the start-up orders, and any tricks learned along the way to get these FW-1884/1082 (and I imagine the FW rack unit too), is that what has worked reliably for a period of time, ends up not working reliably anymore.

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This is the link for the pcie FireWire card I bought and that I use with Windows 10 64-bit in this 'tutorial': VIA FireWire Card It is a useful piece of software, actually.

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It can (when your 1082 has full functionality w/ your DAW) tell you your pan levels, volume levels, track names and other parameter levels for the bank of tracks selected.

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It serves as a software version of what would be an LCD message screen on, let's say, a Mackie MCU Control Surface. The Soft_LCD software is obviously a component that is essential. Therefore, I would recommend full shutdown when/if experiencing any issues. I could not get it to work but only 1/3 of the time on restart - but 100% of the time on full shutdown. If you restart your computer (or it restarts for some reason), this sequence may not work. This sequence only works on a full shutdown. I did this sequence about 20 times, and it never failed to work. After full boot-up, then start the Soft_LCD software. It has to be powered on in a certain sequence. I can see why there are what people would consider connectivity issues. I got it working with full functionality in Adobe Audition in Mackie control mode after about half an hour. The aforementioned FireWire card/chipset works fine. and after only 10 minutes of messing with it, I got it connected.