Windows 10: Windows 11: Behringer UMC202HD not working, and listed multiple times in Device Manager....

I use a Behringer UMC202HD as an audio output device.After upgrade to Windows 11, it worked for a while, stopped working, worked again, and now has stopped working again.The device is recognized by Windows:Visible and can be selected via taskbar speaker iconVisible and can be selected as speaker in the device settings of TeamsVisible and can be selected as speaker in ZoomWhen selected, however, it does not work:When UMC202HD selected via taskbar speaker icon prior to start of Youtube-video, Youtube will show the "I'm thinking" circle the successor to the hourglass, and not progress.V

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windows update disabled driver for Behringer UMC202HD

I have the same exact Behringer UMC202HD that stopped working after the 1709 update.

The drivers were there but the mic and audio would cut out if I tried to use one or the other.

The device was working just fine prior to the update.

 

windows update disabled driver for Behringer UMC202HD

I have the same exact Behringer UMC202HD that stopped working after the 1709 update.

The drivers were there but the mic and audio would cut out if I tried to use one or the other.

The device was working just fine prior to the update.

I found a solution on the Behringer forums - it seems that the MS update resets the UMC202HD sampling rates down to 16k which is why we hear the clicking. Follow the instructions in this link to reset the Mic and Speakers
to the correct sampling rates and it should work fine.

https://forum.music-group.com/showt...phone-not-working-when-using-headphones/page2

 

Trouble with Behringer UMC202HD AI

Hey guys;
Windows 10 Pro current build:
I have a Behringer UMC202HD audio interface.
It works fine most of the time, but sometimes after waking the computer from sleep, I have no sound, and the UMC disappears from the list of audio devices.
The problem can be fixed by unplugging the UMC from the USB port, then re-plugging.

A week or two ago I read that disabling USB selective suspend might help, so I did that.
The UMC did not disconnect again until today - again after I woke the computer from sleep.
When I went to advanced power settings, I found that USB selective suspend was again enabled.
I guess it was one of Windows updates that returned the setting to the default.

This really bugs me. The fact that I can set up my computer as I want, only to have Microsoft decide to break it with another update, which I did not ask for.
That is why I have turned off feature updates for the max (365 days) time and all other updates for 30 days.
I want to have the chance to create a partition image in case MS decided to break my Windows again.

And that is why I am writing this post while running Ubuntu 20.04, not Windows.
And the Behringer UMC works in Ubuntu - never disconnects!

If anyone has any suggestions for how I might get my AI to work properly in Windows, please let me know.

Thanks
Ultrarunner