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famous H/W Buffer Size Error's So I just got a new laptop, a Dell Inspiron 1545, and installed Pro Tools 8.0.3 on it. When I turn it aae 6101 on for the 1st time, it usually has trouble with the audio clock and when I try to play or record music, the audio I get in return is horrible sounding. It's very "mushy" and you honestly can't tell what was or is being http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Error_Message/en363971 recorded. I then restart the computer and load up Pro Tools again and it seems to work. I've only been using Pro Tools on this computer for about 3 days (although I've been using Pro Tools 7 on a different machine for about 6 months), and after 2 true sessions, this seems to hold true. If anyone has any suggestions on a possible fix for this, that would be great. The true problem that I have is the H/W buffer size errors. I believe the one that I get http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t=276067 is H/W buffer size error (-9092). Yesterday I used this to record drums on a new project I've been working on. I had 1 mono guitar track, and one instrument track with a click on it and I was already getting the errors on the 1st attempt to play it back. I've read through many threads of fixes and things that should be done, and this is what I was thinking of doing. I've been trying to record to my system drive (which spins at 5400RPM's), which I now know is a big "no no", so I was thinking of getting a Glyph GT 050Q to fix that problem. Not sure how much memory right now, but I'm thinking 500GB. This is my computer for school and everything else I need to do with it, and right now I don't have enough money to buy a designated computer for Pro Tools. I've read that Internet Explorer 8 can cause issues with Pro Tools, and that you want to disable just about everything you can to free up as much CPU as you can. I was thinking of making a separate user on the computer just for Pro Tools, so when I want to use Pro Tools, I just go onto that user. On this, I would disable IE8, Windows Aero (as I've read that this takes up a lot of memory and processing power), Security (McAfee), and everything else I could possibly disable to free up as much space as possible. Does any of that sound like a good idea? Also, any other recommendations for
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