Steinberg drivers are breaking my computer

Steinberg Hardware UR-C Series
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Today I bought steinberg ur22c and after downloading the drivers I found that the sound in my ears is interrupted all the time. The fl studio program on which I always write music too and it happens when I move the mouse. Worst of all, my bios is literally being painted by Steinberg drivers.

I put the drivers on the laptop and everything works, that is, the audio card is fine. But everything is bad on the PC.

I installed the drivers correctly and reinstalled them several times, but the problem remained.

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Welcome to the forum.

What do you mean by interrupted? Can you describe that a bit more?

Sorry, but I don’t understand what you mean by this? No driver, whatsoever, is actively modifying the bios of a computer.

Again, you need to be more specific. On one hand you say the drivers work fine, on the other hand you say everything is bad.

So what exactly is happening, you need to give more details.

What drivers did you install? For the UR22C you have the ASIO driver as well as the BasicFX software. Did you install all of that?

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If such errors occur, the issue lies with your computer, not the audio interface. ASIO drivers do not overwrite the BIOS.

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That cut out could either be a power issue or bus issue. Try using the interface on external power or putting it on a dedicated USB port and bus that’s not used by anything else and see if it improves things. When you have multiple devices on the same USB bus, the controller will run all of them at the max speed of the slowest device.

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I have done all that, its plugged into the wall for power and on its own usb in the front,if i move it to another usb it won’t work?

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You may want to check whether it works more reliably if the USB mode is set to “High-Speed (USB 2.0)” instead of “SuperSpeed (USB 3.1 Gen 1)”. This can be switched in the Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver control panel. USB 3.x isn’t needed as USB 2 provides more than enough bandwidth.