If the USB 2.0 device is incompatible with USB 3.0, plugging it into a USB 2.0 port can solve the problem. However, in my mild research online most USB 3.0 ports for Windows tech is able to be backwards compatible with USB 2.0 (the port remains 3.0 but runs at 2.0 performance was the most common response).

Hello,

• The latest Microsoft Windows 10 Creators Update (a.k.a. Redstone2 or RS2) includes a new USB Audio 2.0 class driver, usbaudio2.sys. This driver is an alternative to supplier-provided drivers for USB DACs.
• The package provides the installation files for Realtek USB 2.0 Card Reader Driver version 10.0.7. If the driver is already installed on your system, updating (overwrite-installing) may.

I have designed a board around the XU216-512-TQ128 chip.
I started from a Dev Kit suppplied by a third party and with the kit I received also the Driver for Windows.
The firmware with the Dev Kit reports:
#define VENDOR_STR 'xxx'
#define PRODUCT_STR_A1 'yyyyyyyyy'

Blue Usb Audio 2.0 Driver Windows 10

#define PRODUCT_STR_A2 'yyyyyyyyy'
#define SERIAL_STR ' // default to empty serial number - a value can be loaded into the str table from the OTP at runtime
#define VENDOR_ID (0x1CBA) // Xmos VID so as to use the drivers installed with the Xmos tools
#define PID_AUDIO_2 (0x----)
#define PID_AUDIO_1 (0x----)
I prefer to hide the information about his third party.
I received my PID and the related driver a few days ago.
I introduced the PID received in the following way:
// #define VENDOR_STR 'xxx'
// #define PRODUCT_STR_A1 'yyyyyyyyy'
// #define PRODUCT_STR_A2 'yyyyyyyyy'
// #define SERIAL_STR ' // default to empty serial number - a value can be loaded into the str table from the OTP at runtime
// #define VENDOR_ID (0x1CBA) // Xmos VID so as to use the drivers installed with the Xmos tools
#define PID_AUDIO_2 (0x30B3)

Realtek Usb 2.0 Audio Driver Windows 10

#define PID_AUDIO_1 (0x30B3)
I have installed the driver on a Win10 PC and the behaviour is strange:
1) Wasapi works 2) direct sound works 3) ASIO KO
I have installed the same driver on a Win7pro PC and the driver is signalled with a question mark and a yellow triangle in the device manager of the control panel of Win7pro and, of course, the board doesn't start.
If I flash the exactly the same board with the firmware used when the board was designed and I use the driver received with the Dev Kit of the third party everything is perfect.
Any suggestion?

Firmware

nova500 Firmware Release 1.10Instructions and download link

nova150 Firmware Release 1.9Instructions and download link

nova300 Firmware Release 1.9Instructions and download link

USB Drivers

USB audio not working after Windows 10 update?

If you are experiencing problems with USB audio on one of these Peachtree products, please re-install the Peachtree USB X audio driver.

novaPre

decco65

nova125

• DAC•iT X(purchasedOctober 2014or earlier)
• X1 USB to SPDIF Converter(purchasedApril 2015or earlier)
• Grand Integrated X-1

Re-installONLYif you are using one of the above Peachtree Audio products. Instructions forRe-installing Peachtree X Driver in Windows 10

IMPORTANT!Youmustremove all Peachtree files from your computer'sControl Panelbefore re-installing the Peachtree X driver.

WINDOWS USB DRIVER INSTALLATION

nova300

nova150

sonaDAC

shift

To play back music files from a Windows PC on yournova300,nova150,sonaDACorshiftdownload and installPeachtree USB audio driver
Note:Do not connect thenova300,nova150,sonaDACorshiftEarth defense force mods. to your computer until the installer asks for it to be plugged in and switched on.

THESE MODELS ONLY

nova220SE

nova125SE

nova65SE

• DAC•iT X(purchasedNovember 2014or later)
• X1 USB to SPDIF Converter(purchasedMay 2015or later)

Here are instructions and download links for installingPeachtree Audio 24/192 USB audio driversfor Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7. These drivers should be installed before streaming audio via your Windows PC's USB connection to the llisted Peachtree componentsONLY.

IMPORTANT: Before installing driverAutocad for mac os x 10.6 with crack 64-bit. be sure that the switch on the rear panel of your amplifier is set to the 192K position (push the switch “in”). The installation will fail if it is set to the 96K (“out”) position.(Does not apply to DAC•iT X and X1)

Click here:Peachtree Windows Driver Instructions - SE
Download driver here:Peachtree 24/192 USB X SE audio driver

OTHER PEACHTREE MODELS

decco65

nova125

novaPre

Grand Pre X-1

Grand Integrated X-1

• DAC•iT X(purchasedOctober 2014or earlier)
• X1 USB to SPDIF Converter(purchasedApril 2015or earlier)

Click here:Peachtree Windows Driver Instructions
Download driver here:Peachtree 24/192 USB X audio driver

If you have any other Peachtree Audio integrated amp or DAC, these drivers are unnecessary and should NOT be installed.

ADDITIONAL USB DRIVER INFORMATION

Not sure whether you need to install a USB audio driver on your computer for best performance from your Peachtree component?
Consult this handy chart:

PEACHTREE MODEL	COMPUTER OPERATING SYSTEM
	WINDOWS 10, WINDOWS 8, WINDOWS 7	MAC OS X (ALL VERSIONS)
nova220SE nova125SE nova65SE DAC•iT X (purchasedNovember 2014or later) X1 USB to SPDIF Converter (purchasedMay 2015or later)	Peachtree Windows Driver Instructions - SE Peachtree 24/192 USB X SE audio driver	no driver required
decco65 nova125 novaPre GrandPre X-1 Grand Integrated X-1 DAC•iT X (purchasedOctober 2014or earlier) X1 USB to SPDIF Converter (purchasedApril 2015or earlier)	Peachtree Windows Driver Instructions Peachtree 24/192 USB X audio driver	no driver required
GrandPre(original) Grand Integrated(original)	To receive instructions and driver email us with: product name serial number computer operating system service@peachtreeaudio.com	To receive instructions and driver email us with: product name serial number computer operating system service@peachtreeaudio.com
DAC•iT(original) iDac iNova iDecco Nova Decco Decco2 musicBox	no driver required	no driver required

Please feel free to contact us for further assistance:
service@peachtreeaudio.com
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