Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone has had any success running studio 192 and windows 10. I have been trying for about a week now with no success, not much help from there forum. I have a open ticket with tech support trying to work out this issue for 3 days now with the frimware update, also ran a Belarc report for them. There seems to be some major issues with there frimware and App "UC",by the way I also hooked the interface into my wifes iMac with the same results. At this point it just a $900 paper weight with lighs and a few knobs.

What sort of issues are you having?  What FW version are you using?  Do the FW and UCS version numbers match?  Can you even get that far to check?
 
I have a 192 running well on Win7 sp1 but I was going to upgrade to Win 10 so I'd like to know what you're experiencing.  You haven't seen much about it in the P forum because it seems to work well...  (I know mine does)

Hello Karyn thank you for you quick response, I have the UC app installed "Version 1.4.3.35573" on my PC with usb 3 drivers, I have ran the firmware update on UC app to update the Studio 192 and when I open up the mixer section and look at the drivers page it said my firmware version is invalid "DSPv(invalid)/Bootloader v1.0, Then on the next line it said the new version DSPv1.2-22/Bootloaderv17 but it wont update. It takes about 30 for the power button to trun to a solid blue, the Uc app can see the 192 it just doesn't update the firmware.

This is a long shot because I think it only affects macs, but have you tried plugging it into a USB 2 socket?

Yes I have tried to run it in usb 2 socket and I got the same results, I dont know what else to try I have uninstall and reinstalled everything at least 4 times. I have to ask is that a Ultra Man Beta capsule?

Are the USB3 ports on your motherboard Intel USB3 ports... or 3rd-party controller?
3rd-party USB3 controllers cause many issues with audio/MIDI interfaces. (Similar to using a non-TI chipset Firewire controller with a Firewire audio interface)

Hello Jim, I gave you Ideal try and plug straight into the motherboard but it did not solve the problem. I do have a 3rd party controller onthe front of My Pc and intel on the board it was a good Ideal.  I went to intels site to make sure the drivers where up to date and they where.

The reason I asked specifically if the USB3 controller was Intel:
 
Prior to Z77 chipset motherboards, literally *all* USB3 controllers (though they were on the motherboard) are 3rd-party USB3 controllers.  Prior to Z77 chipset motherboards, USB3 had not yet been integrated into the Intel chipset.
 
IOW, If you're using a motherboard older than a Z77, your USB3 controller is a 3rd-party controller.  

 I would try disabling USB 3 support in the BIOS if it's a recent board.  

Wow Jim thanks thats some great info I didn't know that. My chipset is a Intel H87 I think it came out in 2013 not sure. Hey krazy I will into the BIOS to see if I can disable usb3.