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To ensure that Windows as assigned the correct driver, please navigate to Control Panel -> Device Manager -> right-click on interface in Sound, Video & Game Controllers -> Update driver software -> Browse My Computer -> Let me pick from a list -> Ensure 3.1.10 is selected and click Next If Intel, please try downloading installing the latest beta driver here: On top of this, please can you let me know if you have an Intel or an AMD chipset? It could also be worth checking for any available USB/Chipset driver updates for your motherboard, including an updates to your BIOS. Please note, not all options may be available. Processor power management > Maximum processor state > Setting = 100% Processor power management > Minimum processor state > Setting = 100% USB settings > USB selective suspend setting > Setting = Disabledĭisplay > Turn off display after > Setting (Minutes) = Never Sleep > Sleep after > Setting (Minutes) = Never Hard disc > Turn off hard disk after > Setting (Minutes) = Never In the window that opens make sure you have the following settings: Then click Change advanced power settings. On the next page set both Turn off the display and Put the computer to sleep to Never. Set the Power Scheme to High Performance (if this setting is not available, click on Show additional plans first). Go to Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Power Options. If using a Laptop, it could also be worth checking the general power management of your computer:

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In the device manager (Start > Control Panel > System and Security > System > Device Manager), in the Universal Serial Bus controllers section, right click each USB Root Hub, choose Properties > Power Management and untick the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power option. Please ensure you have disabled power saving mode for USB devices: Please try each one and monitor the performance of the interface. Have you tried another USB port? Some are internally hubbed and can cause issues. Unfortunately, a powerful system on paper doesn't necessarily mean that it is optimised for audio, try the following: My OS is Windows 8 64-bit and my driver version is last version I downloaded from my profile. īut today I tested my Scarlett and my mic on my laptop and everything was right ! In Windows recorder, In everywhere on my Desktop PCįirst I thought my microphone is the problem and it's from Hardware. It records something like Crackling Noises and it's very noisy, I uploaded some samples I record :Īnd problem there is, It's everywhere like this. Yesterday I downloaded FL Studio 12 (Final) and installed.Īnd I faced with a damn problem, It seems Fl Studio Installed something that crashed my focusrite Drivers I'm using ASIO4All v2 for Audio recording. I used FL Studio 11 And SONAR for music and vocal recording. I got a Rode NT-2 Package and Everything was good. I got Scarlett 2i2 some day ago and after Registering my product I got Drivers and I installed them.