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Originally Posted by Zephod
I just built+installed my new audio workstation.. and I ran in to an "USB Bandwidth Exceeded" error while installing the TI.. Kindof strange since no other usb devices were active at the moment. (had a few external hardisks hooked up though) That led me to try and turn of the TI audio driver in the device manager...
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which audio driver did you turn off?
which host application do you use?
as for the "USB Bandwidth Exceeded" message. This is a windows message which indicates that the total bandwidth requirement of all devices attached to this certain USB port exeed the maximum bandwidth. by turning off a driver you get rid off the message because the USB device doesn't open the driver which requires the bandwidth anymore. the problem though remains. i assume that you unsupported audio host is using the asio driver. you automatically will run into problems because this driver as well will not get the bandwidth it needs to operate without causing problems. the virus ti doesn't require more than what a standard USB port does deliver.
best, marc