Unable to load ASPI drivers!  


  1. DaraSmith
    Posts : 8
    windows 7 64 bit
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    Unable to load ASPI drivers!


    when i tried to install the software cd ripping software bonkenc
    on my new windows 7 laptop i get this message

    Unable to load ASPI drivers! CD ripping disabled

    i followed this link

    The BonkEnc Project - I get the message "Unable to load ASPI drivers! CD ripping disabled!"

    as they said on the site when i google the problem but then i got confused.
    because there are now windows 7 drivers here

    Adaptec - Windows ASPI Package

    are these drivers on my machine some where and windows just cant find them.

    Thanks

    Dara
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  3. thefabe
    Posts : 4,280
    Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit / XP Home sp3
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    Filling in your systm specs, and copy and paste a view of your device manager would help. Thanks. Fabe Unable to load ASPI drivers!-usercp-1.png
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  4. nora38
    Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Aspi Drivers ...helpme


    System Manufacturer/Model Number Self Built
    OS Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit OEM / XP Home sp3
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  6. NoN
    Posts : 4,166
    Windows 7 Professional SP1 - x64 [Non-UEFI Boot]
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    Hello & welcome to SevenForums,

    Adaptec ASPI drivers v4.70 are discontinued and was working till XP.

    Most of the actual software do provide a LowerFilter & Upperfilter bynow.

    The updated BonkEnc link is: fre:ac - free audio converter

    Checking the CDRom in the "Device Manager" might help.

    One thing i used to do is is first Unactivate the device then reboot seeing if it activates again (might need to do it manually after the boot)

    Or

    Uninstall the device CDRom from the "device manager", then rebooting does load the drivers.
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