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I have tried multiple configurations - WDM, ASIO (supposedly native on the M-Audio Driver), ASIO4All - no luck.

I see the input signal using the M-Audio driver tool but the meters in Cakewalk do not move. My problem is that I can not get the M-Audio unit to drive Cakewalk. I purchased a M-Audio Firewire Solo interface along with a TI Firewire PCMCIA card KBPS with VIA Driver - it was cheap and will soon be replaced by a 1394b 800 KBPS when I find one at a store). That being said, it worked OK for what it was (although it got some pops after I installed Oracle 10g XE - you need to kill the listener service along with the database BTW). I decided to replaced a Creative Labs USB External 96/24 interface because it appears that at 96/24 it is really writing 96/16 with the eight bits padded with zeroes and they haven't updated their driver since Moses wore short pants. on my Toshiba 105 Laptop (1.7Ghz Celeron M, 1.5 GB DDR2-633 RAM, Windoze XP Home SP2, 60 GB internal HDD, 120 GB external USB HDD). I record one analog track at a time - guitar, vocals, bass, more vocals, cowbell, banjo, some handclaps, etc, etc, etc. Is the M-Audio Driver bad and Windoze is registering it wrong? Any input on this would be appreciated (I will try at the M-Audio site too - I was blaming Cakewalk setup because the M-Audio driver shows signal but that may not be the case. The internal card driver has Realtec HD Analog IN and Realtec HD Analog Out in the play and record settings. It comes up with M-audio 1/2 for both input and output in the sound device setup.