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Driver Genius will install the driver automatically, smoothly and silently. If you consider updating this driver package by Driver Genius, all you need to do is clicking the Update button beside this driver update. The driver package provides the installation files for Focusrite Scarlett Studio 1st Gen USB Audio Interface ASIO Driver 4.36.5. Provider: Focusrite Audio Engineering Ltd.ДЇocusrite Scarlett Studio 1st Gen USB Audio Interface ASIO Driver 4.36.5 I'm not sure why it shows Microsoft and not Realtek but the important part is that it will now let me record in 24 bits even in ASIO mode! Thanks for the advice.Focusrite Scarlett Studio 1st Gen USB Audio Driver Date: In sound properties, it mentions 'controller information', then the device, so Microsoft seems to have their driver joined somehow with the HP audio drivers.

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What threw me off during installation was that I was checking device manager for the Realtek device to reappear but it manifested itself as 'High definition audio device' and had Microsoft drivers dated 7/6/18. Apparently the Realtek drivers from the Realtek site are too generic and don't work as well as the OEM drivers. The PC came with Win 7 originally but I decided to use the Win 8 drivers from HP from 2012 as they were the latest for my 7 year old rig.

HP had one for Windows 7 (original driver) and one for Win 8. I found drivers for my Foxconn motherboard and from Hewlett Packard. Have you tried installing the latest drivers from your computer or motherboard manufacturer's web page? I can arm a mic through ASIO, but ASIO will not let me select bit rate and only shows 16 bit for the mic even though the ALC888S version D support 24 bit input. So now I can plug a mic into the Realtek mic input but cannot arm a microphone with either WaveRT or Wave audio codecs. To their credit though, there was no charge for the support. Thanks for the offer MS, but I can do that at home if I'm going to lose all my programs and customization anyway. They suggested I drive 1 1/2 hours south to the nearest MS company store to do a complete reinstall. (ie- trying to use paid apps for free) I spent the better part of 2 days with 5 different Microsoft techs up to level 2 working remotely on my PC, reinstalled Windows twice (without wiping existing programs) to no avail. I virtually never use the app store and in hindsight, Microsoft probably has security features to prevent someone from tampering with that folder to prevent fraud.

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I had changed the permissions to the Windowsapps folder so I could apply a skin to an app and apparently broke part of Windows functionality. n-table/2/ Unfortunately, I am experiencing a problem with Windows native apps. Version D, which is supposed to support 24 bit recording and playback. Ok, so after poring over the Realtek literature and comparing the writing on the chip, it would seem I have the Realtek ALC888S-VD2-GR. I like the mixer and don't want to change, but if it is the bottleneck, I probably will put it on the to do list for shopping. Unfortunately, Mackie shut down their forums a few years back, so no help there. Now, I keep hearing ASIO and then WaveRT (although some of the Mixcraft literature states WaveRT first)is the way to go, but I'm inclined to think my interface is not supporting 24 bit and I figure 24 bit will provide extra headroom when recording, so why start out with a 16 bit handicap? Can anyone clarify what's going on here? I'd like to have 24 bit available, but not sure about the efficacy of the Wave drivers. What's strange is that the latency goes up when I turn quality setting down and vice-versa. In this mode the lowest workable latency I can get is 42.7ms, with 3 buffers, buffer size 4096, sample rate 48k. Interestingly, in Wave audio, I can select 24 bit even with USB output. Now, when I use Core Audio through USB, I only see 16 bit, but when I set output through the PC sound card, I have 24 bit as an option. There is not even an indication of the bit depth until I open the ASIO option window, where it says 16 bit, again no other option. I have noticed that when I use my only USB interface, the Mackie profx8 v1 mixing board, I only get 16 bit output.