Not sure what you’re using for an audio interface, unless you’re using the one built onto your motherboard, which isn’t good option generally. If that’s the case, I’d pick up an interface designed for audio recording with it’s ‘own’ ASIO drivers specifically written for it. You don’t need to spend a lot of money.
I use what was originally very expensive audio interfaces, and use those drivers. I disable the on board audio in my BIOS. After booting, I turn off Windows Sounds.
Another thought is if you’re using a 64 bit OS, you don’t want to be using a 32 bit audio driver …?
If you’re hearing something with your other selected drivers, I’d assume you’ve set up your VST Inputs/Connections properly for Ins/Outs.
ASIO4All has been a crap shoot for many.