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It's not that, for me at least. I have the newest version and definition list of Semantec virus checker. I just checked that file and it is clean, plus I don't have the ""SlowDownCPU.exe" in my task manger or as a background process. I think your system must have attached that virus to the file. Did anyone else find it? My processing seems fine. This problem occurs even with only one low power VST effect loaded in my host (Chainer, EnergyXT, etc). I simplified the environment to this for testing purposes. Kris ----- Original Message ----- From: "Art Simon" <simart@gmail.com> To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 8:13 AM Subject: Re: Snap, Crackle, Pop - VST Effect & Sound Card Problems Here's another possibility: a virus/worm/malware problem. I recently noticed an application called "SlowDownCPU.exe" in my task mananger ("Hmmm, that can't be good. . ."). When I did a system scan, a worm showed up in the BrushSyn.dll file that was (I think) part of the Guitar distortion/preamp VSTs that were up on box.net C:\Documents and Settings\asimon\Desktop\Kris Hartung VST\B\BrushSyn.dll [DETECTION] Contains signature of the worm WORM/Agobot.88433 I don't know if the two things were related, but if you had some malware sucking up some processing power, that would explain why you are getting clicks with the same patches that weren't clicking or popping before. On 5/25/06, Dean, Hal <HDEAN@wcupa.edu> wrote: > Kris- > > One other thing you might try - start Windows in Safe mode and then look > for instances of the Creative Labs drivers, hardware, etc. I've found in > the past that this reveals "leftovers" that for some reason are not seen > otherwise. Since you've edited the registry already this may do nothing, > but give it a shot. > > Hal Dean > -- Art Simon simart@null.net http://art.simon.tripod.com http://www.myspace.com/artsimon