Uninstall the FireWire driver remove card from slot.If it's part of the motherboard just uninstall and reboot.
Reboot into Windows make sure FireWire card is completely uninstalled. Reinstall the FireWire card if applicable .Now let Windows install it. Try the Windows version first. If that doesn't work go find the latest driver for the card see if that version works better. Uninstalling the Windows driver first. It weird two PC'S two different TI FireWire cards one works better with the Windows driver. The other works better with manufacturers driver.
1. Power off your Digi Interface.
2. Find your FireWire (IEEE 1394) controller in Device Manager (go to Start > Control Panel > System > Device Manager).
3. Open the IEEE 1394 Bus Host Controllers group.
4. Right-click on your FireWire controller and choose "Update driver..."
5. Use the "Search for files on your computer" option.
6. Select the "Choose from a list" option. Select the "1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller (Legacy)" driver and click "Next".
Last edited by kimball492; 07-07-2016 at 03:47 PM.
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