Scope ASIO problem

[MK123]

I have 2 Scope boards on a Giagabyte P35-DS3R / WinXP
Nuendo and Giga 4 are on seperate machines with both going to Scope via RME adat
I hope to use Powercore on the Scope machine and access the Powercore VSTs (eq's etc) in Scope via ASIO ins and outs.
I tried this free host VST program on the Scope machine but Scope ASIO drivers do not come up in host VST program.
Just Scope MME and Direct Sound drivers.
There is nothing else on the Scope machine so I can't see what the problem or conflict might be.
Thanks for any suggestions

[valis]

Do you have ASIO drivers present in your scope project that's loaded when using these apps?

[garyb]

always a good question, valis...

bidule works great as a host for this purpose.

[MK123]

Yes the asio in/outs are loaded in Scope before opening the VST host

[garyb]

which host?
it pretty much has to work...

[MK123]

Its called VSTHost by herrman seib
I will try another program to double check
I am using the Scope 5 drivers which haven't had any problems?
The motherboard's audio is disabled in the bios which shouldn't matter

[MK123]

I used to have Triple LE on the machine and it would not open with the new Scope 5 driver. It always functioned with the 4.5 driver installed.
Ralf couldn't say why it would not communicate with the boards with the Scope 5 driver installed so I uninstalled it and the triple le driver
I now checked in System Properties and there are still references like:
??\triple le\app\sys\wavei16
??\triple le\app\sys\wave016
??\triple le\app\sys\fixpitchoutwdm.sys

The AsIO driver is also listed so it is there.
Do you think the references to the Triple Le drivers are the problem?

Mike