Windows 10: Problems with USB audio and video devices

Hi,
installed Windows 10 on my new system (my first Win 10 install). So far so good, but having issues with UBS audio and video devices. More specifically,
- my Trust webcam (with integrated microphone) does not work: it is recognised by the system, but neither webcam nor mic work. No error messages and drivers appear up to date.
- mic of my USB ISY headset also does not work, although I have sound in coming from the headphones. Brought another headset by Logitech (for which compatibility with Win 10 is clearly stated), but same result: have sound but mic does not work.

All devices work under Windows 10. I have googled around and tried all the obvious things, like checking sound setting and driver status. Before adventuring with more advanced "fixes" proposed on internet, though of stopping by and asking on this forum. Any tips /suggestions how to fix or at least diagnose the issue.

Thanks!

:)

 

Windows 10 BSODs

Yes, twice. Both as Headphones (USB Audio Device) and Headset Microphone (USB Audio Device) in Audio Inputs and Outputs which is using the generic Microsoft driver (10/29/2015 and version 10.0.10586.0)

As well as USB Audio Device in Sound, video and game controllers which is using the following drivers:

• dmk.sys
• ksthunk.sys
• portcls.sys
• USBAUDIO.sys
• SysFixUI.dll
• WMALFXGFXDSP.dll

 

USB Audio Codec Driver

Windows 10 Just doesn't see The AT-lp120-usb.

I also have an older crosley usb turntable and as soon as I plug into

a usb port , Microphone array(USB audio device) and Speakers(USB audio device)

pops up under Audio inputs and Outputs in My device manager. It also pops

up in devices and printers in control panel as UBS audio controller.

Usb Audio Device Also pops up in Sound, Video, and game controllers in
device manager.

And It works very well with audacity both play and record.

These usb audio devices disappear when I unplug the crosley and plug

my At-lp120-usb in. I plug them in at the same time and try recording

with each the crosley works the AT does not.

 

Hi vic76. Welcome to the TenForums @vic76

Have you looked at the Realtek Sound manager. Usually their is an icon is systray. Pretty sure sound issues start there.

Not sure why webcam video doesn't work, maybe in some strange manner Realtek is misidentifying it.


Ken

 

Thanks, Ken. Will have a look in Realtek.