linuxworks
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try deleting your usb device. and having windows re-add it at discovery time.
get the pc up and running with usb device showing up in control panel. go to system hardware view and delete the device icon for usb sound. no lower level drivers (!) just the hardware device itself. then reboot with no sound device connected, let it boot fully and then try connecting the 'sound card' again and let it discover it.
SOMETIMES that puts the sound system 'right' again.
also does it matter if you use different front/rear usb ports?
what if you remove ALL usb devices but the sound card?
are you behind usb hubs or direct?
is there a bios/mobo sound card that can also be disabled?
that's all I can think of for now
get the pc up and running with usb device showing up in control panel. go to system hardware view and delete the device icon for usb sound. no lower level drivers (!) just the hardware device itself. then reboot with no sound device connected, let it boot fully and then try connecting the 'sound card' again and let it discover it.
SOMETIMES that puts the sound system 'right' again.
also does it matter if you use different front/rear usb ports?
what if you remove ALL usb devices but the sound card?
are you behind usb hubs or direct?
is there a bios/mobo sound card that can also be disabled?
that's all I can think of for now