Windows 10: Could a Universal Device Client Problem be preventing my UA VOLT digital interface from...

I can't get my DAW FLStudio to connect to a UA Volt interface on my Lenovo Yoga running Windows 11. The message on FL is that there are not enough ASIO outputs available which google et al tell me means that the digital interface is not connected or the driver is damaged. I think I have been able to update the driver twice for good measure but the manufacturer app that is installed to monitor etc the drivers and hardware can't detect the interface. I've tried different USBs and ports without any result. If I get the DAW to use its inbuilt interface it gets a very low signal from the Volt int

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Universal Device Client Device Not Working Properly

Following the latest Windows 11 update, my Universal Device Client Device isn't working properly - Windows can't load the driver required (Code 31). I checked and the best driver is already installed. Should I roll-back to the previously installed driver or wait for Windows to correct the problem in a subsequent update?

 

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Universal Device Client Device Not Working Properly

Hi, Dave -

Thank you for the quick response!

My laptop is indeed a Lenovo Yoga and it is the Universal Device Client.

I'll give Lenovo's website a try.

Thank you for steering me in the right direction!