But—and this is a big "but"—the generic drivers do provide ASIO support. Furthermore, Behringer discontinued official driver development for the UCA200 around 2012. So, what do you do?
On Windows XP, Vista, 7, 10, and 11, the UCA200 is "Plug and Play." When you plug it in, the Windows Operating System automatically communicates with the device, recognizes it as a generic USB Audio Device, and installs the standard USB Audio Class drivers instantly.
To summarize the search for the :
However, here is the situation: The UCA200 is a "USB Audio Class 1.0" compliant device. This means Microsoft and Apple have built generic drivers into the OS that allow the UCA200 to work immediately upon plugging it in.
But—and this is a big "but"—the generic drivers do provide ASIO support. Furthermore, Behringer discontinued official driver development for the UCA200 around 2012. So, what do you do?
On Windows XP, Vista, 7, 10, and 11, the UCA200 is "Plug and Play." When you plug it in, the Windows Operating System automatically communicates with the device, recognizes it as a generic USB Audio Device, and installs the standard USB Audio Class drivers instantly.
To summarize the search for the :
However, here is the situation: The UCA200 is a "USB Audio Class 1.0" compliant device. This means Microsoft and Apple have built generic drivers into the OS that allow the UCA200 to work immediately upon plugging it in.
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