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Baningu
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01-07-2026, 07:08 PM
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Your PC hasn't saved the connection info for your Focusrite device during startup. You'll need to manually reconnect it each time you want it to work.
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Baningu
01-07-2026, 07:08 PM #1

Your PC hasn't saved the connection info for your Focusrite device during startup. You'll need to manually reconnect it each time you want it to work.

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01-07-2026, 10:05 PM
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Here are some possible solutions you can attempt. Begin by reinstalling the Focusrite Control software along with its USB driver. Open the Control Panel on your PC, choose Programs > Programs and Features, sort the programs alphabetically by Publisher, locate Focusrite in the Publisher column, uninstall it, then uninstall the Focusrite USB (Audio) driver. Once done, download the latest version. If this doesn’t resolve the problem, consider optimizing your PC for audio on Windows 11. Follow these steps: open Control Panel, select “System,” go to “Advanced system settings,” click the “Advanced” tab, choose “Performance Options,” navigate to the “Advanced” section, set processor scheduling to “Background Services,” click “Apply” and “OK.” This should address the issue. If none work, reaching out to support is an option.
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Mimgu
01-07-2026, 10:05 PM #2

Here are some possible solutions you can attempt. Begin by reinstalling the Focusrite Control software along with its USB driver. Open the Control Panel on your PC, choose Programs > Programs and Features, sort the programs alphabetically by Publisher, locate Focusrite in the Publisher column, uninstall it, then uninstall the Focusrite USB (Audio) driver. Once done, download the latest version. If this doesn’t resolve the problem, consider optimizing your PC for audio on Windows 11. Follow these steps: open Control Panel, select “System,” go to “Advanced system settings,” click the “Advanced” tab, choose “Performance Options,” navigate to the “Advanced” section, set processor scheduling to “Background Services,” click “Apply” and “OK.” This should address the issue. If none work, reaching out to support is an option.

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