Trevor White
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I just bought a U7 from Amazon.co.uk and I had the blinking LED problem. I originally had Windows 10 on my laptop but it never did run right so when I read people all having trouble I thought sod it, I shall put Windows 7 64bit back on and all should be well. I installed Windows 7 and the U7 came to life. I started performing the updates and at some point it started blinking again. Then it came back to life after a few more updates. Then is started blinking again. I do not know what the problem is but I tried enough to know Asus should have addressed this issue better or indicated what the problem is. I even contacted them and got a generic response that maybe I needed to unseat the device and reseat it. Its a USB device and they were giving me advice for an internal card! Then they said it sounds like maybe a faulty card and that Amazon take care of warranty.
After 3 days of really trying to get it to work I decided that its just not worth the effort. I have sent it back because I feel that even if I got it working again, any day it could just stop working. It is a really strange problem.
Can anyone point me at some threads indicating what usb DAC I should get instead? My budget was about the U7 mark really. I am a bit gutted because the U7 looked perfect and the times I did get it working, the sound was very clear.
Thanks
Trev
Well an update on this it appears I had a faulty u7 after all. Replaced for another one and now works perfectly.
After 3 days of really trying to get it to work I decided that its just not worth the effort. I have sent it back because I feel that even if I got it working again, any day it could just stop working. It is a really strange problem.
Can anyone point me at some threads indicating what usb DAC I should get instead? My budget was about the U7 mark really. I am a bit gutted because the U7 looked perfect and the times I did get it working, the sound was very clear.
Thanks
Trev
Well an update on this it appears I had a faulty u7 after all. Replaced for another one and now works perfectly.