I upgraded to Windows 10 back in the summer.
Have a Roland Quad-Capture.
No problems with Win 7, no problems with Win 10.
Didn't need to install/update any drivers.
Just done fresh install of Win 10 on another PC. Quad-Capture works fine.

maximumpower
m-audio quit supporting the Profire 610 so I know there will be no drivers for it
Focusrite told me they would have drivers ready for Windows 10
Roland US said they had requested Windows 10 drivers but had not heard back on availability
MOTU said they would wait to see if there is a problem on Windows 10 before doing anything
 
Is anyway running an Ultralite AVB on Windows 10?
 
Thanks

I've been working with my M-Audio M-Track Quad for a few years now. It had its problems in Windows 7, notably the intermittent scratchy audio that just couldn't be completely overcome. I had it down to a minimum. Now with a clean install of Windows 10, and most recently a new mobo/processor upgrade, things went from mild to extreme. I would get scratchy audio with everything from Sonar to YouTube. I tested everything I could think of, tried ASIO4All, but just yesterday hit upon the idea of pulling the USB connection, then reconnecting it. Amazingly, this consistently fixed the problem, but it would never remain fixed.
 
Solution? I pulled the dongles from the back of the unit (it has three auxiliary USB ports, which were holding my iLok, etc), and the problem disappeared. For good. No more scratchy audio.
 
Now I can answer your question with a YES, when a week ago I could not.

Running a Roland V-studio 100 on my laptop with Windows 10 and no problems everything works as should.

so here we go again windows recent update and loast my PCR=500 and
Sd-90 which were working fine before the last update so can someone direct me to the place I can get the info of what I have to do to restore them ...if I can restore them ?
Thanks

You should start your own thread. Your issue has nothing much to do with what happened over a year ago.
Roll back windows if the new one isn't working for your system. Even better go back to Windows 7 where life is calm and everything works...
 

I agree on you starting your own thread on this - you might just try reinstalling your drivers, as others have had some measure of success in doing that after Win 10 updates jazzed things up.
 
Bob Bone
 

I agree on you starting your own thread on this - you might just try reinstalling your drivers, as others have had some measure of success in doing that after Win 10 updates jazzed things up.
 
Bob Bone
 

My Mackie proFX 16 channel board works and so does my Lexy Omega as well as my Keyboards, they are All USB though, gave up the cards lol.

found the old modified drivers and installed them all is well