" LogicPro has detected a possible conflict error "

Hi All,
I know this has been flagged before as a known issue but I cant see a specific answer based on my set up.
Error message :
" LogicPro has detected a possible conflict between one or more third party midi or audio drivers "
Background :
I have two macs, a macbook pro and a mac pro. On my macbook pro ( older system ) I have both Logic 7 & Logic Studio, On my macpro I only have Logic Studio.
I had a completed track on Logic 7, when trying to open in logic 8 I got the mentioned error, But when I copied the track to my new mac pro system i got the same error again, the mac pro is a recent buy and a fresh install.
Can some one please advise on how to resolve this issue, do i need to remove all automation data from the original copy within logic 7 then transfer across ?
Really keen to sort out as planning to wipe my macbook pro and re-start from scratch when snow-leopard is released
Hope someone can advise
Cheers
Andy

I guess I'd search for all drivers, and see what comes up. Delete al that aren't Core audio, and make sure I have the current M-Audio driver for your device and re-install it. Just a guess, really...

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