generic windows 10 microphone driver real tone cable

If the cable id is wrong, try a powered USB2 hubĪpparently the Real Tone cable does not like USB3.0, this is mentioned in the win10 support thread over on the UBIsoft forum It's known (And has been stated by Jason from Ubi) that the cable will id as 'Hocksmit' when that's the case. Originally posted by wr*****:It is possible that the USB ports ~~under powered ~~ The game would think the cable was fine, but you'd never get any signal from your guitar. It is possible the portion of the cable from the A/D converter (the little box) to the USB plug is working, but the wire from the A/D to the 1/4' guitar plug is broken. Just kill any other audio apps.Īlso if the game never says the cable is not plugged in, the the game is working with the cable, and you actually have another problem. Make sure no background task are stealing the cable. Remove any gamepad / joystick controllers and any other mics or USB audio devices.

is getting in the way (or see below for broken guitar cable portion of the realtone cable). If it still won't work in the game, then something. If the device does not have a yellow mark in device manager and is recognized as Rocksmith USB Guitar Adapter, then all is installed as should be. On a system or 2 I did have to adjust BIOS settings.

I first encountered these issues with a wacom tablet and a 3dconnexion space navigator - both devices that have 'proper win 10 device drivers' - but had the same issues due to Windows 10 installing shit USB host drivers.My Realtone cable(s) work fine on all my systems with USB 3.0 ports. Install the correct drivers, remove any instances of the RTC from your device manager and then plug in your RTC again. This driver can suck big time on certain chipsets.

Just as the RTC uses the basic windows microphone driver to work (it doesn't in any way need more than that) Win10 installs a generic set of 'maximum compatibility' drivers for your USB host controller. Install the correct manufacturer chipset drivers for your motherboard, don't let win10 install the generic set that it prefers. Now, do you want to know how to fix it for your Win10 install? Glad you got it working, despite the idiocy of the workaround. Not sure if any Ubisoft folks frequent this Subreddit, but if so, you guys should really get your act together and release a proper Win10 driver for the Real Tone Cable that works easily for everyone.

Generic windows 10 microphone driver real tone cable