Windows 10: 20H2 and Firewire/Audio issues

I have a MOTU Ultralike MK3 which I have connected through Firewire on my desktop.

My specs:

• ASRock B450M-HDV R4.0 Motherboard
• AMD 3800X
• 32 Gb DDR4
• Vantec PCIe Firewire interface with Ti chipset

Before my upgrade to 20H2 - my playback was quite stable but since this upgrade, I'm getting a bunch of weird playback glitches. That is not even under load. I just play a file in JRMC with the ASIO interface and I get multiple drop-outs glitches. The playback definitely stops for 1 sec or so, there is no level showing up anymore during that second on my audio interface.


I changed two times already the firewire cable, and the firewire card as well.


My bios doesn't have a lot of options and I have the legacy 1394 driver installed which used to work quite nicely.


Any suggestions?

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Firewire problems with windows 10 and audio interface

Hi everyone
Im an amateur musician composer (I do have a day job in architecture).
I've joined this group because I'm having major problems with my music setup after building a new pc for using VSTi virtual instruments / orchestral sample sets. I use a firewire audio interface (motu traveler mk3) but since upgrading my pc it has been crashing whenever I connect the motu to the firewire interface. I understand there is an issue with firewire compatibility with Windows 10. I had some issues with my previous set up, occasional bluesecreen / crashes, having to reset the motu as my default audio interface every so often.
Windows seems to have a driver which should be compatible with the PCIe firewire card (a Qnine, which is compatible with the Texas Instruments chip standard) but I still have this problem.
Does anyone have any advice? It's driving me up the wall, I've spent hundreds on this and just want to get back to making music!
Pleas help
thanks