After some driver installation challenges, there have been no indications of the 4i4 having driver issues or other The sound coming through was veryĬhoppy, as if there is a driver type of problem, a usb connection problem, or a device problem.Īfter troubleshooting I bought a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4, which also would not work properly with this PC after its drivers were installed. There appeared to be driver issues, so I re-installed the latest drivers. I have used a BassPodxtPro interface successfully with this same PC for quite some time with moderate usage that stopped working properly recently. This is the third analog/digital audio interface to malfunction with this PC recently. I believe there is a problem with the functioning of the PC, a driver, a card, or something that has been corrupted other than the analog/digital device. This computer is running Windows 7, having been upgraded from XP. I did review the page you linked, and the instructions indicate that the drivers downloadable there are for Windows 10. 'All you do is set it as your input and output device. I checked the Mackie website initially and saw a FAQ page stating that the ProFX boards do not need drivers installed. I believe the problem is not with the device or the Mackie drivers. However, Post a question, though appearing on the screen for selection, does not select when selected. I have attempted to post this question by selecting Post a question on the page where I typed this. I recall this being related to a CD burning tool I used but no longer use. The third is Startup Item DirectCD from Manufacturer Roxio. I uninstalled when it wouldn't operate properly with this PC. Music recording device I attempted to use recently. Both of these were activated with a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4, another analog/digital One is a Focusrite Control Server, a second is a usb 4.x Audio/ MIDI controller driver. I have stopped three obvious potential sources of difficulty in msconfig Startup and Services. Windows update now indicates that all updates have been made that can be made, and that there are no hidden I suspect that some device or software I've installed at some previous time has changed the audio driver set up, and have tried updating the drivers. It is usb connected, but powered by a 120/12 jack. The Mackie interface does not require installation of drivers. It searches unsuccessfully for a device driver. Selecting 'apply this fix' initiates a protocol that is unable to fix the problem. I'm attempting to connect a Mackie ProFX6 analog/digital interface audio recording and editing device to Windows 7.ĭevices and Printers indicates there is a problem with 'the driver' for the device, and that 'reinstalling the driver might fix this problem.' How can one thoroughly make sure all drivers are installed and up to date after changes have been made over time that may fool the updater?

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