Win 10 and Legacy products

Good day all,
Well, it finally happened to my legacy m-audio 1010lt. After last update, my computer has stopped accepting the process to open my interface. I noticed it first when I opened Splat and received the 'no audio device available', go to preferences to make change. Upon going there found that the m-audio drivers were no longer in devices view. It appears the handshake code is no longer being accepted. Let me see,............cakewalk in 'transitional phase'(whatever that means. Lol)..now, no audio interface. What could be next. Kinda takes the wind out of the sales. Luckily I picked up a behringer (yeah, I know)......unit a while back.....a UMC404HD. Not bad actually, it will at least keep me going. Hope all others are having success with their endeavors
MJ

emwhy
I'm using an 18 year old M Audio 2496 card with no problems under the latest Windows 10 update. Maybe you should reinstall the drivers. I don't use it in SONAR, but SONAR can see it just fine as can all my other audio stuff.
 

I also use the 2496 and had to uninstall the driver and then install it again to get it working after the latest Windows update.

musicjohnnie
 
Good day all,
Well, it finally happened to my legacy m-audio 1010lt.
MJ

You should be ok, I still have 1 Windows 10 machine with a Delta 1010 (not the lt version) and it works fine with the latest Windows 10 using the last driver which is version 6.0.8. I would uninstall any existing driver, reboot, then go to Control Panel/Device Manager/Sound Video and Game Controlers, select your card, properties, uninstall driver in case windows has replaced with generic or previous, then install 6.0.8, but that's just me.

I use M-Audio Oxygen-8 keyboard (USB 1), which actually became almost zero latency after SPAT and windows performed some magic to make non-ASIO drivers near zero latency. I was truly amazed when Cakewalk did that fix and my old laggy keyboard became as responsive as my Firewire interface...truly magic.
 
For soundcard, I use Edirol (yes, remember them) FA-101 Firewire interface with mod drivers for Windows 10 (it's a legacy product which only got updated as high as W8). If I keep it as my sole audio interface in Sonar, I don't usually have problems. The problems occur when I start switching between the ASIO drivers and WDM onboard drivers. When I do that, I usually have to reinstall the drivers which often takes a whole afternoon. It's a real ball-ache and I'm thinking of updating to a cheap USB 2 audio interface, but the FA-101 was and is one of the best audio interfaces in terms of sheer numbers of inputs and zero latency, so I will use it until it (or I) die (touch wood). ;)