robert_e_bone
If you go to Edit>Preferences>Audio>Playback and Recording, have you selected ASIO as your Driver Mode for Sonar? If not, once you select it and click Apply, Sonar should look to see if there are any ASIO drivers available, and IF your Scarlett 2i2 drivers are installed and the device is plugged in and seen in Windows, Sonar should automatically select it and populate the various fields in preferences for you.
If the above is NOT what is occurring, could it be that the Scarlett 2i2 is expecting to be plugged into a USB 2 port, and perhaps you have it in a USB 3 port? (It may well be fine with either, but certainly at one point in time, many audio interfaces freaked out when plugged into USB 3 ports).
Bob Bone
thanks Bob... the ASIO is indeed selected, and when I press APPLY, nothing changes. It simply does not recognize the Scarlett driver. On other AUDIO tabs as well, nothing shows up. Under Driver Settings, the "ASIO Panel" button does not produce any response when clicked on. There is just blank space when trying to get something to appear under the Timing Master as well.
Sonar just got blinders on, can't see the driver. BUT, my Ozone 7 works on my studio system, as does Media Player. so the driver is indeed there, alive and well.