[Top Jimmy]

The Windows audio device has absolutely nothing to do with using your interface with any software. In fact, conflicts arise when both Windows and your other software are trying to use your audio interface at the same time. Therefore, Windows should not be using your audio interface for sound. To keep Windows from automatically setting itself to the ufx, you have to set it on something it won't change from. Hence, put Windows back on the internal sound card.


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