Double click the Rewrite icon on the desktop. It should bring up a very busy looking window which allows you to choose to rewrite drivers or audio tracks.
Rewrite at the time of playback rewrites the audio tracks but doesn't do anything to the drivers. So invoking the Rewrite independently before actual playback allows you to rewrite drivers as well.
By the way, I can trace the driver for my sound card to the driver folder in OS directory (Windows>system32>drivers) but I can't Rewrite it as I can't go to that file from within Rewrite window. Rewrite expects to find a folder, not an individual file, so it's not possible in my case
I do the next best thing - I run an optimisation script written by member Keith who kindly sent it to me. This allows me to select both Infinity Blade process and my sound card driver process and assign the highest priorities to both processes. Thanks Keith :thumbsup:
If you're running Windows 10 or Server 2012, the set of instructions which Keith had compiled (on another thread around here) for optimising the computer are MUST do. I've done most of it and I'm a very happy camper
Since most tasks in his instructions are fairly advanced tasks for a regular user like me who's not too savvy with the inner workings of Windows, it took me nearly three and half hours to complete it but it's worth it.
