- Feb 18, 2018
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I own a Lenovo t520 with an i5 and 8gb of ram running Windows 10 and I am running into an issue with FL Studio in particular causing my computer to crash. This used to be an issue that would rarely happen under high load, but now it is just continuous. The crash does not give me a BSoD, but rather shuts off my computer with no warning. After the crash it takes a couple tries in order to get it to boot into windows.
The first time this happened, however, I did receive a BSoD with the code: "CRITICAL_PROCCESS_DIED." Since then, I have checked the minidump and no new files have been created.
My assumption is that it is most likely an issue with ASIO4ALL, FL studio's main audio driver. This would not be an issue if the stock ASIO did not crackle and pop like it does. I tried uninstalling any drivers, including the stock sound card driver, that may be interfering, but to no avail.
I know it is not a hardware issue because all of my other high-load applications run smoothly and never crash like FL does. The issue seems to be consistent with running FL.
Looking for any help regarding this as I would like to finish some work, thanks.
The first time this happened, however, I did receive a BSoD with the code: "CRITICAL_PROCCESS_DIED." Since then, I have checked the minidump and no new files have been created.
My assumption is that it is most likely an issue with ASIO4ALL, FL studio's main audio driver. This would not be an issue if the stock ASIO did not crackle and pop like it does. I tried uninstalling any drivers, including the stock sound card driver, that may be interfering, but to no avail.
I know it is not a hardware issue because all of my other high-load applications run smoothly and never crash like FL does. The issue seems to be consistent with running FL.
Looking for any help regarding this as I would like to finish some work, thanks.
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