On startup, at the moment, I get the “A monitor program has been found running in your system” message. I’ve gotten this periodically in the past, and eventually end up rebooting just so I can listen to music again.
I’m getting tired of having to do that, though, and I’d like to actually fix the problem. But… I don’t know how. There’s nothing running on my system that could even vaguely classify as a monitoring program. Is there a log or something from which I can find out which thing Equalify doesn’t like? Alternately, I could send you a complete process list…
I also saw a note elsewhere in these forums that said “we use the same protection as Spotify, so if Equalify doesn’t work, Spotify wouldn’t either”, but this is most definitely wrong. If I uninstall Equalify, Spotify will load and play fine (just through the wrong sound card). So y’all are definitely doing something different…